Re:What can we learn from how compilers are designed?
by kbp on Monday March 19, 2018 @09:25AM
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> AList's used as a map. Probably the worst possible structure for representing a map.
They're more flexible than hash tables and often faster; what makes them so awful? They both have trade-offs that make them better and worse in different contexts, depending what you're optimising for.
They're more flexible than hash tables and often faster; what makes them so awful? They both have trade-offs that make them better and worse in different contexts, depending what you're optimising for.