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Is there a C++ implementation for vEB Trees? [closed]

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Is there a reliable C++ implementation of vEB Trees?

Boost doesn't have it. It seems quite unusual.

Are there any (maybe commercial) libraries for vEB Trees or y-fast tries or similar data structures?

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Vahagn Avatar asked Apr 19 '11 09:04

Vahagn

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There seems to be a C implementation...

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dcn Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 13:09

dcn
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