Time, or should we say clock ticks, are certainly of the essence where your programming tasks call for low-level rapid processing, such as in embedded and distributed systems tasks, along with all other performance critical software manufacturing projects.
As such, a sure-fire way to utilize or make use of your programming projects in the best way, is to use the omnipotence of bit twiddling hacks, along with a low-level language, like C++ or Assembly language.
This method of processing data within your programming tasks, allow for an array of integrated development environment (IDE) abstractions, that otherwise cause longer program run times to be constructed and run with significantly reduced instructions per cycle or instruction revolutions, making them cult favorites amongst industries ranging from Wall Street to the Artificial Intelligence boom alike.
Real-world bit twiddling applications can be found in cryptography projects, computer graphics, data compression algorithms, hash functions, and digital photo processing, as well as in aim of designing your very own low-level virtual machines.
So here OMNITEKK presents an array of useful bit-twiddling hacks to help you along the way.
http://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html
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And until our next IT Adventure my friends, OMNITEKK says be well.
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