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Re: Naming
- To: srfi-69@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: Naming
- From: Alex Shinn <alexshinn@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 11:34:32 +0900
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- Reply-to: Alex Shinn <alexshinn@xxxxxxxxx>
Marc Feeley wrote:
>
> Semantically your hash tables are fundamentally a structure associating
> keys with values. This can be implemented with hash tables, search
> trees, association lists, and many other ways.
Semantically they are hash tables, and the interface is inherently tied to
the hash function.
A higher-level table object which only used a hash function and/or less-than
comparator as optimization hints would be possible, but that doesn't seem
to be what this SRFI is aiming for.
--
Alex