Jim et al,

> int    Judy1Set*Range*(  PPvoid_t PPJ1Array, *Word_t First, Word_t
> Last*,  PJError_t PJError);
> int    Judy1Unset*Range*(PPvoid_t PPJ1Array, *Word_t First, Word_t
> Last*,  PJError_t PJError);

Unclear to me exactly what you're looking for.  A way to build Judy
arrays faster given a large set of indexes?  Ah, bit operations only,
no related values.

Well now I did create some JudyL*() fast-set functions that were never
formally released, but I guess the best they'd be for you is a starting
point to roll your own Judy1*() equivalents.  Being as much of the code
is shared at a low level (such as in macros), it would be somewhat
easier, but I am not volunteering, 'cause it would still take me hours
to figure it out again and create it.

Cheers,
Alan Silverstein

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