Re: Help with lists.
Bart Demoen <bmd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Unless I overlooked something, all solutions that were posted were (at
> least) quadratic in the length of the inputlist.
As noted in my comments.
> Here is a solution (works under SWI) that is potentially NlogN - but it
> is up to you to discover what it takes ...
Right, but I doubt that this could help anybody take the step from
C and Java to Prolog...
.
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