BrowserUk:

I don't have a 64 bit box to run on, but I think this is a good start. Note: I hacked the ALIGN_BITS and SLOT_BITS macros to use unsigned long long rather than void * because a pointer on this box isn't 64 bits. I think you'll be able to retain your original definition for those macros on a 64 bit box.

#include <stdio.h>

#define ALIGN_BITS  ( sizeof(unsigned long long) >> 1 )
#define BIT_BITS     3
#define BYTE_BITS   14
#define SLOT_BITS   ( sizeof(unsigned long long) * 8 )-( ALIGN_BITS + 
+BIT_BITS + BYTE_BITS )
#define BYTES_PER_SLOT  1 << BYTE_BITS
#define TRACKING_SLOTS  8192 // max. 8192 for 4GB/32-bit machine


int check_new( unsigned long long p ) {
    unsigned long long slot = ( p >> (BYTE_BITS + BIT_BITS + ALIGN_BIT
+S) );
    unsigned long long byte = ( p >> (ALIGN_BITS + BIT_BITS)) & 0x0000
+3fffULL;
    unsigned long long bit  = ( p >> ALIGN_BITS)               & 0x000
+00007ULL;
    unsigned long long nop  =   p                              & 0x3UL
+L;

    printf(
        "address: %016llx slot: %016llx byte: %4llx bit: %4llx nop:%ll
+x\n",
        p, slot, byte, bit, nop
    );
    return 1;
}

int main( void ) {
    unsigned long long p;
    for( p = 123456ULL; p < ( 1ULL << 34 ); p += ( 1ULL << 29 ) ) {
        check_new( p );
    }
    return 1;
}

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Here on my (32 bit Linux) box, it's doing this:

roboticus@Boink:~
$ gcc 879044.cpp -lstdc++

roboticus@Boink:~
$ ./a.out 
address: 000000000001e240 slot: 0000000000000000 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000002001e240 slot: 0000000000000100 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000004001e240 slot: 0000000000000200 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000006001e240 slot: 0000000000000300 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000008001e240 slot: 0000000000000400 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000000a001e240 slot: 0000000000000500 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000000c001e240 slot: 0000000000000600 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000000e001e240 slot: 0000000000000700 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000010001e240 slot: 0000000000000800 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000012001e240 slot: 0000000000000900 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000014001e240 slot: 0000000000000a00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000016001e240 slot: 0000000000000b00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000018001e240 slot: 0000000000000c00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000001a001e240 slot: 0000000000000d00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000001c001e240 slot: 0000000000000e00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000001e001e240 slot: 0000000000000f00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000020001e240 slot: 0000000000001000 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000022001e240 slot: 0000000000001100 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000024001e240 slot: 0000000000001200 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000026001e240 slot: 0000000000001300 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000028001e240 slot: 0000000000001400 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000002a001e240 slot: 0000000000001500 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000002c001e240 slot: 0000000000001600 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000002e001e240 slot: 0000000000001700 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000030001e240 slot: 0000000000001800 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000032001e240 slot: 0000000000001900 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000034001e240 slot: 0000000000001a00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000036001e240 slot: 0000000000001b00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 000000038001e240 slot: 0000000000001c00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000003a001e240 slot: 0000000000001d00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000003c001e240 slot: 0000000000001e00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0
address: 00000003e001e240 slot: 0000000000001f00 byte:  3c4 bit:    4 
+nop:0

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Update 2: You can use 'X' instead of 'x' in your printf specification to get upper-case in your hex strings, if that's important:

    printf(
        "address: %016llX slot: %016llX byte: %4llX bit: %4llX nop:%ll
+X\n",
        p, slot, byte, bit, nop
    );

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Update: Moved signature to correct location.

...roboticus

When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.

In reply to Re: 64-bit *nix/gcc expertise required by roboticus
in thread 64-bit *nix/gcc expertise required (THIS IS NOT OFF TOPIC!) by BrowserUk

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