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Description
Typical applications are searches, schedulers and caches. If you ever scratched your head because that A* didn't look quite right, a PSQ is what you needed.
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psq — Functional Priority Search Queues
v0.2.0
psq provides a functional priority search queue for OCaml. This structure behaves both as a finite map, containing bindings k -> p, and a priority queue over p. It provides efficient access along more than one axis: to any binding by k, and to the binding(s) with the least p.
Typical applications are searches, schedulers and caches. If you ever scratched your head because that A* didn't look quite right, a PSQ is what you needed.
The implementation is backed by priority search pennants.
psq is distributed under the ISC license.
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Documentation is generated by odoc. It can be browsed online.
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