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He was probably looking at a data structure white papers/research. LFSR is good to use as a primary key for DB's./Linked lists(sequential numbers, no so great)
by FirstHopSystems 16y ago
He was probably looking at a data structure white papers/research. LFSR is good to use as a primary key for DB's./Linked lists(sequential numbers, no so great) I was working on an API along while ago using C.
I think this could be a mission for Redis and Node!
Anyone want to hack together a little API/framework for LFSR Generation?
- pnathan 16y agoWhat sort of LRSRs are you looking for? And what language? I put together a LFSR generator as a test demo for a bit vector I homebrewed a while ago - https://bitbucket.org/pnathan/logic-vector/src/598a6cddb080/lfsr.cpp https://bitbucket.org/pnathan/logic-vector/src/598a6cddb080/...
- FirstHopSystems 16y agoI'm going to use Javascript and Redis. I'm working on a few little projects to learn both systems a little bit better.
- barrkel 16y agoAny particular reason it needs to be an LFSR? A question I posted on SO some time back may be of interest, it solves a similar problem using an LCG (generating a shuffled range of numbers with no repeats): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/464476/generating-shuffled-range-using-a-prng-rather-than-shuffling http://stackoverflow.com/questions/464476/generating-shuffle...
- FirstHopSystems 16y agoIt's really simple to program in ASM or using ISE/Verilog. going to a low tech approach it can be done on graph paper. No reason why it's specific..Simple, 'easy to port'. I was doing a little bit of research about a theory I had but when I figured out enough I never fully completed that little project.+2 years prior.
- mkramlich 16y ago> Anyone want to hack together a little API/framework for LFSR Generation? I'm kinda interested. But I'm opposed to blowing the balls off anything.