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Array Bit-Packed Typed Storage for State Node Control Flow
This pattern utilizes Uint32Array binary buffers to pack boolean state nodes into 32-bit integer elements within React components. Bitwise XOR and AND operations enable O(1) state toggles and queries with minimal heap footprint.
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import React, { useMemo, useState } from 'react';export function BitPackedNodeGraph({ nodeCount = 1024 }) {const [, setRevision] = useState(0);const nodeBuffer = useMemo(() => {const buffer = new Uint32Array(Math.ceil(nodeCount / 32));for (let i = 0; i < buffer.length; i++) {buffer[i] = (1 << (i % 32)) | (1 << ((i + 3) % 32));}return buffer;}, [nodeCount]);const toggleNode = (index) => {const wordIndex = Math.floor(index / 32);const bitMask = 1 << (index % 32);nodeBuffer[wordIndex] ^= bitMask;setRevision((prev) => prev + 1);};return (<button onClick={() => toggleNode(5)}>Bit 5 Status: {(nodeBuffer[0] & (1 << 5)) !== 0 ? 'Active' : 'Inactive'}</button>);}
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const buffer = new Uint32Array(Math.ceil(nodeCount / 32));
Allocates a contiguous block of memory storing 32 binary state nodes per array entry.
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nodeBuffer[wordIndex] ^= bitMask;
Toggles the target node bit state via bitwise XOR without allocating new objects.