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| From: | Diego Olivier Fernandez Pons <Diego.FERNANDEZ_PONS@e...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Equality/Hashtable for functions (inline help feature) |
Bonjour,
> Note that you cannot use hashtables, as the default hash function will
> fail on functions, but you can use an association list with physical
> equality.
I dont understand why the hash function fails on functions. When I call
Hashtbl.hash : 'a -> int with a function I get an integer. Does it mean
the integer could change while the program is running ?
# Hashtbl.hash (fun x -> x + 1);;
- : int = 151020553
# Hashtbl.hash (fun x -> x + 2);;
- : int = 151020609
# Hashtbl.hash (fun x y -> x + y);;
- : int = 151020669
I had in mind a reduction of the search space based on the hash value and
an association list with physical equallity test on the functions that
have the same hash (collisions).
Diego Olivier