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Man Page: pgagetintegerfrombinary

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 1

PGAGetIntegerFromBinary(1)					      PGAPack						PGAGetIntegerFromBinary(1)

NAME
PGAGetIntegerFromBinary - interpets a binary string as encoding an integer value and returns the integer value it represents.
INPUT PARAMETERS
ctx - context variable p - string index pop - symbolic constant of the population the string is in start - starting bit position in the binary representation end - ending bit position in the binary representation
OUTPUT PARAMETERS
none
SYNOPSIS
#include "pgapack.h" int PGAGetIntegerFromBinary(ctx, p, pop, start, end) PGAContext *ctx int p int pop int start int end
LOCATION
evaluate.c
EXAMPLE
Example: Get an integer j from bits 10--29 of string p in population PGA_NEWPOP. PGAContext *ctx; int j, p; : j = PGAGetIntegerFromBinary(ctx, p, PGA_NEWPOP, 10, 29); 05/01/95 PGAGetIntegerFromBinary(1)
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