> I wonder why none[1] of the major dynamic languages offer the option of running with the built-in associative-data structures implemented using a Red-Black Tree. Seems like an obvious thing to do.
It's not a command-line option, but Perl lets you "tie" a hash to a different backing implementation, and there are some tree-based ones:
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> I wonder why none[1] of the major dynamic languages offer the option of running with the built-in associative-data structures implemented using a Red-Black Tree. Seems like an obvious thing to do.
It's not a command-line option, but Perl lets you "tie" a hash to a different backing implementation, and there are some tree-based ones:
Wow, I had no idea. That's a nice feature.