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Re: ADT Sets?
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- Subject: Re: ADT Sets?
- From: Ian Rae <ianrae@istar.ca>
- Date: Fri, 7 Aug 1998 08:06:04 -0400
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> From: Michael van Acken <KK120y2@mail.lvr.de>
>
> As it is, the module make perfect sense in a "simple type library"
> that concentrates on compactness and efficiency, but it does not fit
> into the current framework of classes. Maybe this is a good time to
> ..snip..
Agreed: an ADT Set is an unordered collection of unique objects. This
module implements a set of bits, or a bounded set of integers 0..31,
depending
how you want to think of it. So it could be used as a hidden concrete
class for sets of bounded integers, if the ADT ever implements such a
thing. There was some talk of bounded/unbounded versions of each ADT
type but I think that might be too much to tackle currently.
--Ian