==========C++ Bitsets==========

C++ Bitsets give the programmer a set of bits as a data structure. Bitsets can
be manipulated by various binary operators such as logical AND, OR, and so on.

The size of a C++ bitset is fixed at compile-time, and the size is the template
parameter to the bitset. If you wanted to use a bitset whose size you can fix at
runtime, you can use [[http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_42_0/libs/dynamic_bitset/dynamic_bitset.html|dynamic_bitset]] from the [[http://www.boost.org/|Boost]] library.

|[[bitset_constructors|Constructors]]|create new bitsets|
|[[bitset_operators|Operators]]|compare and assign bitsets|
|[[any]]|true if any bits are set|
|[[count]]|returns the number of set bits|
|[[flip]]|reverses the bitset|
|[[none]]|true if no bits are set|
|[[reset]]|sets a single bit or all bits to zero|
|[[set]]|sets a single bit or all bits|
|[[size]]|number of bits that the bitset can hold|
|[[test]]|returns the value of a given bit|
|[[to_string]]|string representation of the bitset|
|[[to_ulong]]|returns an integer representation of the bitset|

====Notes:====

Bit set is missing two boolean queries to compliment [[any]] and [[none]]: ''all()'' and ''some()''.

  * all: ''(~bitset).none()''
  * some: ''(~bitset).any()''