The Plexdata Bit Charger is a library that allows users to easily charge (almost) unlimited bits. Main feature of this library is that bits can be charged one by one or at once from byte arrays. Several extension methods allow to charge bits from framework types, such as shorts, ints, longs, etc. Taking the system's endianness into account at runtime is guaranteed as well.

The code snippet below demonstrates how to charge the bits for a particular integer value. For sure, this is a pretty simple example, but it shows how the bit charger might be used.

Assuming to charge the bits of integer value 47110815. This integer value would have a byte order of 0x9FDACE02 on little-endian systems. After charging all bits, the binary result would be 10011111 11011010 11001110 00000010.

static void Main(String[] args)
{
    IBitCharger charger = BitChargerFactory.Create();

    charger.SetBitAt(1, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(9, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(10, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(11, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(14, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(15, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(17, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(19, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(20, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(22, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(23, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(24, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(25, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(26, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(27, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(28, true);
    charger.SetBitAt(31, true);

    Console.WriteLine(charger);
    Console.ReadKey();
}