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ck_bitmap_next
—
iterate to the next set bit in bitmap
Concurrency Kit (libck, -lck)
#include
<ck_bitmap.h>
bool
ck_bitmap_next
(ck_bitmap_t
*bitmap,
ck_bitmap_iterator_t
iterator, unsigned int
*bit);
The
ck_bitmap_next
()
function will increment the iterator object pointed to by
iterator to point to the next set bit in the bitmap.
If ck_bitmap_next
() returns
true
then the pointer pointed to by
bit is initialized to the number of the current set
bit pointed to by the iterator object.
It is expected that iterator has been initialized using the ck_bitmap_iterator_init(3) function.
If ck_bitmap_next
() returns
true
then the object pointed to by
bit contains a set bit. If
ck_bitmap_next
() returns
false
then value of the object pointed to by
bit is undefined.
Behavior is undefined if iterator or bitmap are uninitialized.
ck_bitmap_base(3), ck_bitmap_size(3), ck_bitmap_init(3), ck_bitmap_set(3), ck_bitmap_reset(3), ck_bitmap_clear(3), ck_bitmap_bits(3), ck_bitmap_buffer(3), ck_bitmap_iterator_init(3)
Additional information available at http://concurrencykit.org/
April 27, 2012 |