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GS Collections is a collections framework for Java. It has JDK-compatible List, Set and Map implementations with a rich API and set of utility classes that work with any JDK compatible Collections, Arrays, Maps or Strings. The iteration protocol was inspired by the Smalltalk collection framework.

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package com.gs.collections.impl;

public final class SpreadFunctions
{
    private SpreadFunctions()
    {
    }

    private static int thirtyTwoBitSpread1(int code)
    {
        int code1 = code;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 15;
        code1 *= 0xACAB2A4D;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 15;
        code1 *= 0x5CC7DF53;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 12;
        return code1;
    }

    private static int thirtyTwoBitSpread2(int code)
    {
        int code1 = code;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 14;
        code1 *= 0xBA1CCD33;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 13;
        code1 *= 0x9B6296CB;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 12;
        return code1;
    }

    private static long sixtyFourBitSpread1(long code)
    {
        long code1 = code;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 28;
        code1 *= -4254747342703917655L;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 43;
        code1 *= -908430792394475837L;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 23;
        return code1;
    }

    private static long sixtyFourBitSpread2(long code)
    {
        long code1 = code;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 23;
        code1 *= -6261870919139520145L;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 39;
        code1 *= 2747051607443084853L;
        code1 ^= code1 >>> 37;
        return code1;
    }

    public static long doubleSpreadOne(double element)
    {
        long code = Double.doubleToLongBits(element);
        return SpreadFunctions.sixtyFourBitSpread1(code);
    }

    public static long doubleSpreadTwo(double element)
    {
        long code = Double.doubleToLongBits(element);
        return SpreadFunctions.sixtyFourBitSpread2(code);
    }

    public static long longSpreadOne(long element)
    {
        return SpreadFunctions.sixtyFourBitSpread1(element);
    }

    public static long longSpreadTwo(long element)
    {
        return SpreadFunctions.sixtyFourBitSpread2(element);
    }

    public static int intSpreadOne(int element)
    {
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread1(element);
    }

    public static int intSpreadTwo(int element)
    {
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread2(element);
    }

    public static int floatSpreadOne(float element)
    {
        int code = Float.floatToIntBits(element);
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread1(code);
    }

    public static int floatSpreadTwo(float element)
    {
        int code = Float.floatToIntBits(element);
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread2(code);
    }

    public static int shortSpreadOne(short element)
    {
        int code = (int) element;
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread1(code);
    }

    public static int shortSpreadTwo(short element)
    {
        int code = (int) element;
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread2(code);
    }

    public static int charSpreadOne(char element)
    {
        int code = (int) element;
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread1(code);
    }

    public static int charSpreadTwo(char element)
    {
        int code = (int) element;
        return SpreadFunctions.thirtyTwoBitSpread2(code);
    }
}




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