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Quick example of legacy architecture tricling all the way up to today's java code: as of 2005 the largest travel network in the world, still used bit twirling o
by clueless123 14y ago
Quick example of legacy architecture tricling all the way up to today's java code: as of 2005 the largest travel network in the world, still used bit twirling on a byte to record the frequencies of flights.. on a flat file!
10000000 - monday
10100000 - monday and wednesday
and so on ...
of course there was no documentation whatsoever to figure out what was going on :)
- Roboprog 14y agoMany languages support using a bit vector as a set of enumerated values. Loading this byte into a suitable variable and checking it in the language debugger would be clear.