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Date: | 2005-12-01 (22:42) |
From: | Mako Tagliere <mako.tagliere@g...> |
Subject: | Multi-Index Container |
Hi, My colleagues and I often debate the relative merits of OCaml and C++. After I tell them how expressive, fast, and all-around nifty OCaml is ("see! the debugger works backwards in time!"), they reply "yeah but C++ has STL and Boost library, which make C++ every bit as expressive as OCaml." When we repeated this debate recently, they challenged me to show them an implementation of Boost's multi-index container (http://www.boost.org/libs/multi_index/doc/index.html) in OCaml. A bit of searching did not reveal an existing OCaml implementation. Would someone in the OCaml community be willing to sketch out such an implementation? Thanks Mako Tagliere