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in order of the diff: 1. When the start and end of the range fall in the same word, special handling is needed to "mask" off the beginning and end of the word simultaneously to avoid counting bits at the beginning or end of the word that aren't in the range. 2. `i++` is needed at the end of the first partial word to avoid counting this word in the next block. 3. the shift amount for right shifts is 64 - (end % 64) rather than just end % 64. If end is (e.g.) 68, then 68 - 64 is 4 and we are only interested in the first 4 bits of the word, so we must right shift by 60 bits, not 4 bits. |
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An open source, distributed bitmap index.
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