Quote from: Etar on May 26, 2020, 09:25:31 PM

Quote from: MrFreeDragon on May 26, 2020, 06:50:48 PM

Jean_Luc, I want to look at the table which is saved to workfile. But as I understood, only 128bit are saved for X-coordinate and 126bit for distance (together with 1 bit for sign and 1 bit for kangaroo type).

Anyway, what is the easiest way to receive the whole table in txt format. I easily could read from binary file the head, dp, start/stop ranges, x/y coordinates for key. After that the hash table is saved with a lot of 0 bytes....
Can you just briefly describe the hash table structure which is saved to binary file?

After header hashtable located:
this hash table like blocks, totaly there 262144 blocks
each block have structure like this:
[nbItem = 4b
maxItem = 4b
than array of elements equil to nbItem
Xcoordinates = 16b
d = 16b (127bit sign, 126bit type(TAME 0,WILD 1), 125-0 distance),
Xcoordinates = 16b
d = 16b (127bit sign, 126bit type(TAME 0,WILD 1), 125-0 distance)
......
Xcoordinates = 16b
d = 16b (127bit sign, 126bit type(TAME 0,WILD 1), 125-0 distance)]

Ok, I could read the whole work file successfully. My mistake was I read 8 bytes per nbItem and 8 bytes per maxItem, but should 4 bytes.
nbItem is the number of entries within the block. Why do we need maxItem value? What does it show?