preciz
I have extracted this small package from one of my hobby projects.
If anybody is comfortable with bitmasks or Elxir.Bitwise it would be cool to receive some feedback on this.
I’m not sure about a few naming and the complexity of the code when I’m setting a bit with Abit.set_bit/3.
GitHub: GitHub - preciz/abit: Use :atomics as a bit array or as an array of N-bit counters · GitHub
Hexdocs: abit v0.4.0 — Documentation
It’s main use case is if you use an :atomics array as a bit array.
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preciz
I have added a module
Abit.Counter.This is similar to Erlang
:countersbut it allows you to use counters with smaller than 64 bit sizes:So for example if you only need max value 255 (8 bits) unsigned, you can have
atomics_size * 8counters instead of justatomics_size.Here is the short summary of the API of Abit.Counter module:
Abit.Counter
Abit.Counter.new/2- Create a new array of counters. Returns %Abit.Counter{} struct.Abit.Counter.get/2- Returns the value of counter at the given index.Abit.Counter.put/3- Puts the value into counter at the given index.Abit.Counter.add/3- Adds the increment to counter at the given index.