Acme-Bitfield
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my $bf = Acme::Bitfield->new( size => 100 );
# Mark item 42 as present
$bf->set( 42 );
# Check if we have item 42
say 'Found it!' if $bf->get(42);
# Statistics
printf "Progress: %.2f%%\r", ($bf->count / $bf->size * 100);
# Export raw binary for network transfer
my $raw = $bf->data;
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# DESCRIPTION
`Acme::Bitfield` provides a compact way to track a large set of big endian boolean flags. It is specifically designed
to follow the BitTorrent (BEP 03) bit-ordering convention, where the most significant bit of the first byte represents
index 0.
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my $bf = Acme::Bitfield->new( size => 100 );
# Mark item 42 as present
$bf->set( 42 );
# Check if we have item 42
say 'Found it!' if $bf->get(42);
# Statistics
printf "Progress: %.2f%%\r", ($bf->count / $bf->size * 100);
# Export raw binary for network transfer
my $raw = $bf->data;
=head1 DESCRIPTION
C<Acme::Bitfield> provides a compact way to track a large set of big endian boolean flags. It is specifically designed
to follow the BitTorrent (BEP 03) bit-ordering convention, where the most significant bit of the first byte represents
index 0.
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