Class List

Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:

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Ngf2	The namespace for the gf2 library
CBitArray	A fixed-size "vector" over GF(2) with N bit elements compactly stored in a standard array of primitive unsigned words whose type is given by the template parameter Word. The elements in a bit-array are initially all set to 0
CBitGauss	The BitGauss class is a Gaussian elimination solver for systems of linear equations over GF(2). It solves systems of the form \(A \cdot x = b\) where A is a square matrix, x is a vector of unknowns, and b is the known right-hand side vector
CBitLU	The BitLU class provides the LU decomposition for bit-matrices
CBitMatrix	A dynamically-sized matrix over GF(2) stored as a vector of bit-vectors representing the rows of the matrix. The row elements are compactly stored in standard vectors of primitive unsigned words whose type is given by the template parameter Word
CBitPolynomial	A BitPolynomial represents a polynomial over GF(2) where we store the polynomial coefficients in a bit-vector. The template parameter Word sets the unsigned word type used by the BitVector that stores the coefficients
CBitRef	A BitRef is a proxy class to reference a single bit in a bit-store
CBitSpan	A bit_span is a non-owning view of contiguous bits in a bit-store.
CBitVector	A dynamically-sized vector over GF(2) with bit elements compactly stored in a standard vector of primitive unsigned words whose type is given by the template parameter Word
CBits	Two iterators over all the bits in a bit-store — one const and the other non-const. The BitStore::bits() & BitStore::bits() const methods return the appropriate iterator type
CSetBits	An iterator over the index locations of the set bits in a bit-store. You get this iterator by calling the BitStore::set_bits() method
CUnsetBits	An iterator over the index locations of the unset bits in a bit-store. You get this iterator by calling the BitStore::unset_bits() method
CWords	An iterator over the "words" underlying a bit-store. You get this iterator by calling the BitStore::store_words() method
Nstd	STL namespace
Cformatter< gf2::BitMatrix< Word > >	Specialise std::formatter for the gf2::BitMatrix<Word> type
Cformatter< gf2::BitPolynomial< Word > >	Specialise std::formatter for our gf2::BitPolynomial<Word> type
Cformatter< gf2::BitRef< Store > >	Specialize std::formatter for a bit-reference
Cformatter< Store >	Specialise std::formatter to handle bit-stores ..