bit-packing

Typed schema language and toolchain for compact, deterministic binary protocols, with code generation for Rust, TypeScript, Go, and Python.

bit-packed containers and compact data structure

A bounded Serde binary codec with explicit wire profiles and modular, high-performance features.

C++ chunk/grid storage engine with bit-packed blocks, a chunk-native protocol, and WAL/checkpoint durability modes.

luau implementation of Elias–Fano encoding for compressing sparse bitmaps and sorted integer sets.

Packs [latitude, longitude] into 64 bits with ±2.8 mm precision.

Ultra-lightweight inference engine with 4-bit weight compression and Möbius architecture. Kernel/Core

Pack and unpack n-bit integers in a bit stream, in C99. Values of any width from 1 to 64 bits, back to back or at any bit position, read back as native integers. Indexed and cursor forms, varints at any group width, bit runs. Two files, no dependencies, bounds-checked, all-or-nothing.

Can a multiplayer word game become a deterministic simulation engine? Yes it can

**LAZ** reconstructs the essence of data storage using a "first principles" approach. Through **literal casting** and **physical bit-width stripping** techniques

A JVM benchmark lab: where explicit Vector-API SIMD earns its place in Parquet integer bit-unpacking, and where C2 already produces competitive scalar code (JDK 25, Vector API, MemorySegment).

Multithreaded C++17/Qt telemetry system using a custom bit-packed UDP protocol, asynchronous worker patterns, and a real-time QML monitoring interface.

Python implementation of the ALP (Adaptive Lossless Floating-Point) compression codec for double-precision arrays. Bit-exact compatible with alp-java

⚡ Universal, zero-bloat binary bit-packing, VarInt encoding, and endianness utilities for Java.

The technique for processing binary (black and white) image data using WebGL.

A small, derive-based bit packing library for Rust. Pack structured data into compact integer buffers with sub-byte field granularity.

Columnar encoding kernel for MoonBit: the Parquet page-level encoding family as a reusable, verifiable, pluggable library.

GameGenie‑X is a cross‑platform patch engine using a compact 75‑bit format and a custom 32‑symbol alphabet. Features typed Python modules, platform profiles, checksum validation, a CLI, and a full test suite for reliable, deterministic game save modification.