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use int::Int; /// Counts the leading most significant zero bits. /// /// When the operand is zero, it returns its size in bits. /// /// **Keywords**: Count leading zeros, bit scan reverse, find last set. /// /// # Intrinsic (when available: ABM / SSE4.2) /// /// [`LZCNT`](http://www.felixcloutier.com/x86/LZCNT.html): Count the number of /// leading zero bits (supports 16/32/64 bit registers). /// /// Note: This instruction is officialy part of BMI1 but Intel and AMD CPUs /// advertise it as being part of ABM. /// /// # Example /// ``` /// use bitintr::abm::lzcnt; /// /// assert_eq!(lzcnt(0b0101_1010u16), 9u16); /// ``` pub fn lzcnt<T: Int>(x: T) -> T { x.leading_zeros() // TODO: software emulation } pub trait LZCNT { fn lzcnt(self) -> Self; } impl<T: Int> LZCNT for T { fn lzcnt(self) -> T { lzcnt(self) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { #[test] fn lzcnt_test() { { use alg::abm::lzcnt::*; assert_eq!(lzcnt(0b0101_1010u16), 9u16); assert_eq!(LZCNT::lzcnt(0b0101_1010u16), 9u16); assert_eq!(0b0101_1010u16.lzcnt(), 9u16); } } }