Is there some data structure in Perl like LinkedHashMapin java? Or something LRU data structure in Perl
Is the new Android class LruCache thread safe? The java doc says: This class is thread-safe. Perform multiple cache operations atomically by synchronizing on the cache:
When there is a page fault or a cache miss we can use either the Least Recently Used (LRU), First in Fist Out (FIFO) or Random replacement algorithms. I was wondering, which one provides the best perf
I have data that consists of the following three components: a_path a_key a_value =f(a_path, a_key) a_value is expensive to calculate, so I want to calcula开发者_StackOverflowte it infrequently. I
I need to implement a really simple LRU cache which stores memory addresses. The count of these addresses is fixed (at runtime).
In my application am having lot bitmaps around 1000. I have tomerge them as a single image. In order to do this , loading currently needed bitmaps from sd开发者_Python百科card .In this process i have
I am trying to implement LRU Cache using C++ . I would like to know what is the best design for implementing them. I know LRU should provide find(), add an element and remove an element. The remove sh
I\'m now working on a software in mobile platform where memory is very small. In a I/O bottleneck function, I need read some bytes from a img file using seek operation(You can assume that seek is slow
Memcached says it uses an LRU queue to do eviction (with a few rules based around slab sizes mixed in.) When they say least-recently-used, are they referring to least recently stored or least recently
Least Recently Used (LRU) Cache is to discard the least recently used items first How do you design and implement such a cache class? The design requirements are as follows:
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