Re: Decent datastructure for queue operations
- From: "meng" <meng234@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Jan 2006 02:36:37 -0800
Oops.. I was mistaken with the `last' function which of course does not
jump in no time to the end of a list.
Glenn: thanks for the chapter, it's helpful.
To Kaz: the idea of using a hash table along side a list is not a bad
idea, indeed. The only problem I encountered was the data structures
became too big when many queues were in use.
It doesn't have to be a priority queue, but the items should never be
enqueued once they are there.
.
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