Get current value

Get current size (initially 0)

This function generates each matrix element based on x_i, x_0, y_j Note that for x_i == x_0, this will return 1, so it is better to unroll out the fir

Return a pointer to an element

return x * y For repeated multiplication by a constant, it is faster to put the constant in y.

return x / y Memory-access optimized for constant divisors in y.

Check if a timeout expired

Calculate which unit this allocation starts at in the window

Returns number of bits set in the 64-bit value

Resize the vector to the given number of elements. If new size is smaller than current size, it will truncate. If new size is greater than current siz

Returns lowest bit index 0..63 where the first non-zero bit is found Precondition: x != 0

return x + y

Allocate a new buffer

Clear a range of bits bitStart < kValidBits: Index at which to start clearing bitEnd <= kValidBits: Bit to stop at (non-inclusive)

Returns the bit index where the first set bit is found. Returns 'bitEnd' if all bits are clear. bitStart < kValidBits: Index to start

Wrappers for UsedUnits == 0

Returns the popcount of the bits within the given range. bitStart < kValidBits: First bit to test bitEnd <= kValidBits: Bit to stop a

Performs "x[] /= y" bulk memory operation

Expand as needed and add one element to the end. Returns false if memory could not be allocated

Set size to zero

CounterExpand() This is a common utility function that expands a 1-7 byte truncated counter back into a 64-bit (8 byte) counter, based on the

Flush log output to console

Free the buffer

Get smallest sample

Get the minimum TS24 (receipt - send) delta seen in the past interval

Set a range of bits bitStart < kValidBits: Index at which to start setting bitEnd <= kValidBits: Bit to stop at (non-inclusive) *

Set a Wlan setting

Encode algorithm: (1) Find the window of packets to include, based on the settings for max window size in packets and time. This also provid

Returns the bit index where the first cleared bit is found. Returns kValidBits if all bits are set. bitStart < kValidBits: Index to s

Get statistics for the allocator

Are there any samples?