Where is memoize?

[Michael Neumann]

Hi,

Does anyone know where I can download the memoize module written by
Robert Feldt?

BTW, would be a nice addition to RubyGems and RPA, and/or addlib.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Michael

 

[David Ross]

Give me time to track him down
I can find it.

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Hi,

Does anyone know where I can download the memoize
module written by
Robert Feldt?

BTW, would be a nice addition to RubyGems and RPA,
and/or addlib.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Michael

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[Robert Feldt]

Hi,

Hi Michael,

Does anyone know where I can download the memoize module written by
Robert Feldt?

Hmm, seems that my old employer finally decided to scrap my data; I
should have prepared for the day I guess but on the other hand they
haven't touched it for one and a half year and the email account is
still here...

I'll try to check for some old copy in backup, but it might take some
time cause this is way back...

Regards,

Robert

 

[Michael Neumann]

Give me time to track him down
I can find it.

Uhm, yeah... too late.... it wrote it myself in 10 minutes ;-)

Regards,

Michael

 

[Michael Neumann]

Hi Michael,

Hmm, seems that my old employer finally decided to scrap my data; I
should have prepared for the day I guess but on the other hand they
haven't touched it for one and a half year and the email account is
still here...

I'll try to check for some old copy in backup, but it might take some
time cause this is way back...

Thanks! I guess, it wasn't that much of code anyway. My version is only
15 loc. But I may have forgotten important things in my implementation.

See the bottom of this page:

http://www.ntecs.de/blog/Blog/PerformanceQuantenSprung.rdoc

Regards,

Michael

 

[David Ross]

His pages are completely gone from the university
servers. I might have to call him to get his code. All
code is important. What is important not wether the
code is complete, not what the license is (*I dont
care if it says you can't use the ideas of the
software). Programming in general is about code
evolution.

I will have to call him. I hope he speaks good
English.

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Thanks! I guess, it wasn't that much of code anyway.
My version is only
15 loc. But I may have forgotten important things in
my implementation.

See the bottom of this page:


http://www.ntecs.de/blog/Blog/PerformanceQuantenSprung.rdoc

Regards,

Michael

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[David Ross]

hahahaahha

Why in the world did you ask then? --David Ross

Uhm, yeah... too late.... it wrote it myself in 10
minutes ;-)

Regards,

Michael

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[David Ross]

Was about to give you a call. I am glad you mailed the
mailing list


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-- Name: David Ross
-- Phone: 865.539.3798
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Hi Michael,

Hmm, seems that my old employer finally decided to
scrap my data; I
should have prepared for the day I guess but on the
other hand they
haven't touched it for one and a half year and the
email account is
still here...

I'll try to check for some old copy in backup, but
it might take some
time cause this is way back...

Regards,

Robert

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[Florian Frank]

Hmm, seems that my old employer finally decided to scrap my data; I
should have prepared for the day I guess but on the other hand they
haven't touched it for one and a half year and the email account is
still here...

I've just found Version 0.1.2 on my harddisk:

http://www.ping.de/~flori/memoize-0-1-2.tar.gz

I'll try to check for some old copy in backup, but it might take some
time cause this is way back...

"Only wimps use tape backup: real men just upload their important stuff
on ftp, and let the rest of the world mirror it "
-- Linus Torvalds

 

[Michael Neumann]

hahahaahha

Why in the world did you ask then? --David Ross

I wrote the email before switching on my mind ;-) Sorry.

No really, I though it was a bit more complicated to write "memoize",
and that there's more involved (probably there are issues I don't know of).

Regards,

Michael

 

[Gavin Sinclair]

Hi,

Does anyone know where I can download the memoize module written by
Robert Feldt?

BTW, would be a nice addition to RubyGems and RPA, and/or addlib.

It will certainly be the basis for an addlib lib one day

Gavin

 

[Daniel Berger]

Hi Michael,

Hmm, seems that my old employer finally decided to scrap my data; I
should have prepared for the day I guess but on the other hand they
haven't touched it for one and a half year and the email account is
still here...

I'll try to check for some old copy in backup, but it might take some
time cause this is way back...

Regards,

Robert

I have a copy of it laying around my hard drive if anyone is
interested.

Robert, I sent you an email with it attached - hopefully it didn't end
up in the junk folder.

Regards,

Dan

 

[Robert Feldt]

Thanks! I guess, it wasn't that much of code anyway. My version is
only 15 loc. But I may have forgotten important things in my
implementation.

See the bottom of this page:

http://www.ntecs.de/blog/Blog/PerformanceQuantenSprung.rdoc

Yeah, it's nice. My solution is older and thus didn't use some of the
new fancy stuff like define_method so is rather bloated. I also use
separate caches for each class so that multiple methods with same name
can be memoized, and allow different caching policies (BoundedLRUCache
etc), but it's easy to extend your solution to cover that...

I'll try to find a new home for the old package (and update RAA and
other links to it) just in case...

Regards,

Robert

 

[David Ross]

Yeah, it's nice. My solution is older and thus
didn't use some of the
new fancy stuff like define_method so is rather
bloated. I also use
separate caches for each class so that multiple
methods with same name
can be memoized, and allow different caching
policies (BoundedLRUCache
etc), but it's easy to extend your solution to cover
that...

It doesn't matter if it is slower, bloated, or doesn't
use new features. Others can learn from the code, even
if it is not currently the most efficient.

Knowledge evolution.

I'll try to find a new home for the old ackage (and
update RAA and
other links to it) just in case...

Regards,

Robert

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-- Email: drossruby [at] yahoo.com
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