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Subject: Re: memoization in Ada? Hash ADT?
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On Monday, July 24, 2023 at 2:18:28=E2=80=AFPM UTC-7, Gautier write-only ad=
dress wrote:
> > So, any resources on how to write Ada programs that take advantage of m=
emoization?
> Look here https://forum.ada-lang.io/ for discussions about Advent of Code=
 puzzles. Some solutions use (and need, for completing in a reasonable time=
) memoization.=20
> You find with HAC ( https://hacadacompiler.sourceforge.io/ ) a set of sol=
utions (search "memoiz*" or "cache"), mostly compiling with the HAC subset.

Thanks for the pointer to the forum.

Regarding HAC, isn't that Windows-only?  I'm on a Mac (M1 chip).  I'll look=
 again at HAC.

Ken