Update documentation for bitset

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@@ -4870,8 +4870,33 @@ Return true if both bitsets 'array1' and 'array2' are equal.
##### size\_t bitset\_hash(const bitset\_t array)
Return an hash value of 'array'.
Return a hash value of 'array'.
##### void bitset\_and(bitset\_t dst, const bitset\_t src)
Perform a bitwise AND operation in 'dst' between 'dst' and 'src'
(effectively performing an intersection of the sets).
##### void bitset\_or(bitset\_t dst, const bitset\_t src)
Perform a bitwise OR operation in 'dst' between 'dst' and 'src'
(effectively performing an union of the sets).
##### void bitset\_xor(bitset\_t dst, const bitset\_t src)
Perform a bitwise XOR operation in 'dst' between dst and src.
##### void bitset\_not(bitset\_t dst)
Perform a bitwise NOT operation for dst.
##### size\_t bitset\_clz(const bitset\_t src)
Return the leading zero position in 'src' (Count Leading Zero).
##### size\_t bitset\_popcount(const bitset\_t src)
Count the number of '1' in 'src'.
@@ -7525,35 +7550,35 @@ the default value will be used.
Theses macros shall not be defined after including any M\*LIB header.
## M\_USE\_UNDEF\_ATOMIC
### M\_USE\_UNDEF\_ATOMIC
Undefine the macro _Atomic in m-atomic.h if stdatomic.h is included.
It is needed on MSYS2 due to a bug in their headers which is not fixed yet.
Default value: 1 (undef) on MSYS2, 0 otherwise.
## M\_USE\_STDIO
### M\_USE\_STDIO
This macro indicates if the system header stdio.h shall be included
and the FILE functions be defined (=1) or not (=0).
Default value: 1
## M\_USE\_STDARG
### M\_USE\_STDARG
This macro indicates if the system header stdarg.h shall be included
and the va\_args functions be defined (=1) or not (=0).
Default value: 1 (true)
## M\_USE\_CSTR\_ALLOC
### M\_USE\_CSTR\_ALLOC
Define the allocation size of the temporary strings created by M\_CSTR
(including the final nul char).
Default value: 256.
## M\_USE\_IDENTIFIER\_ALLOC
### M\_USE\_IDENTIFIER\_ALLOC
Define the allocation size of a C identifier in the source code
(excluding the final nul char).
@@ -7561,7 +7586,7 @@ It is used to represent a C identifier by a C string.
Default value: 128
## M\_USE\_THREAD\_BACKEND
### M\_USE\_THREAD\_BACKEND
Define the thread backend to use by m-mutex.h:
@@ -7571,76 +7596,76 @@ Define the thread backend to use by m-mutex.h:
Default value: autodetect in function of the running system.
## M\_USE\_WORKER
### M\_USE\_WORKER
This macro indicates if the multi-thread code of m-worker.h shall be used (=1) or not (=0)
- In this case, a single-thread code is used -.
Default value: 1
## M\_USE\_WORKER\_CLANG\_BLOCK
### M\_USE\_WORKER\_CLANG\_BLOCK
This macro indicates if the workers shall use the CLANG block extension (=1) or not (=0).
Default value: 1 (on clang), 0 (otherwise)
## M\_USE\_WORKER\_CPP\_FUNCTION
### M\_USE\_WORKER\_CPP\_FUNCTION
This macro indicates if the workers shall use the C++ lambda function (=1) or not (=0).
Default value: 1 (compiled in C++), 0 (otherwise)
## M\_USE\_BACKOFF\_MAX\_COUNT
### M\_USE\_BACKOFF\_MAX\_COUNT
Define the maximum iteration of the backoff exponential scheme
for the synchronization waiting loop of multithreading code.
Default value: 6
## M\_USE\_SERIAL\_MAX\_DATA\_SIZE
### M\_USE\_SERIAL\_MAX\_DATA\_SIZE
Define the size of the private data (reserved to the serial implementation) in a serial object
(as a number of pointers or equivalent objects).
Default value: 4
## M\_USE\_MEMPOOL\_MAX\_PER\_SEGMENT(type)
### M\_USE\_MEMPOOL\_MAX\_PER\_SEGMENT(type)
Define the number of elements to allocate in a segment per object of type 'type'.
Default value: number of elements that fits in a 16KB page.
## M\_USE\_DEQUE\_DEFAULT\_SIZE
### M\_USE\_DEQUE\_DEFAULT\_SIZE
Define the default size of a segment for a deque structure.
Default value: 8 elements.
## M\_MEMORY\_ALLOC
### M\_MEMORY\_ALLOC
See [m-core.h](#m-core)
## M\_MEMORY\_REALLOC
### M\_MEMORY\_REALLOC
See [m-core.h](#m-core)
## M\_MEMORY\_FULL
### M\_MEMORY\_FULL
See [m-core.h](#m-core)
## M\_ASSERT
### M\_ASSERT
See [m-core.h](#m-core)
## M\_ASSERT\_SLOW
### M\_ASSERT\_SLOW
See [m-core.h](#m-core)
## M\_ASSERT\_INIT
### M\_ASSERT\_INIT
See [m-core.h](#m-core)
## M\_ASSERT\_INDEX
### M\_ASSERT\_INDEX
See [m-core.h](#m-core)