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A much less expensive and much more normal solution would simply be to put a single CRC digit at the end. Systems such as what you describe are too complex and
by arghwhat 8y ago
A much less expensive and much more normal solution would simply be to put a single CRC digit at the end.
Systems such as what you describe are too complex and non-standard.
- jacobush 8y agoBut then you can not truncate the location.
- arghwhat 8y agoI'd argue that this would never be done by hand anyway. The average user will not understand the encoding, and I doubt many will think "Hmm, I have this plus code, but I'd like to only have 1/20th of the precision." Programmatic truncation would still be very easy, as it would just require a new checksum to be calculated post-truncation.