I'd have much use for both below. On 03/17/2011 04:33 PM, dsimcha wrote:
1. Rational: A library for handling rational numbers exactly. Templated on integer type, can use BigInts for guaranteed accuracy, or fixed-width integers for more speed where the denominator and numerator will be small. Completion state: Mostly finished. Just need to fix a litte bit rot and submit for review. (Phobos candidate)
For decimal exactitude, what about plain fixed point (with decimal factor and binary mantissa)?
2. RandAA: A hash table implementation with deterministic memory management, based on randomized probing. Main advantage over builtin AAs is that it plays much nicer with the GC and multithreaded programs. Lookup times are also expected O(1) no matter how many collisions exist in modulus hash space, as long as there are few collisions in full 32- or 64-bit hash space. Completion state: Mostly finished. Just needs a little doc improvement, a few benchmarks and submission for review. (Phobos candidate)
How complicated would it be to add (optional) support for keeping insertion order (for iteration only)? Thought at a // array with pointers to the cells holding key/value pairs.
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