ixid:
Memoizing a templated version of a function doesn't seem to
work,
A template isn't a function, it's just a recipe to define a
function given one or more compile-time values or types. So
memoize works if you instantiate in some way the template:
import std.functional;
int test(int n)
On 4/17/12, ixid wrote:
> Memoizing a templated version of a function doesn't seem to work,
> how would I do it properly?
Instantiate the template first. Either:
n = memoize!(test2!int)(n);
or:
alias test2!int itest;
n = memoize!itest(n);
Actually I'm a little surprised this doesn't work:
mem
