Functional LRU map
Keys in t.
Values in t.
val empty : int -> tempty cap is an empty map with capacity cap.
- raises Invalid_argument
when
cap < 0.
val is_empty : t -> boolis_empty t is true iff there are no bindings in t.
val size : t -> intsize t is the number of bindings in t.
Limiting the weight of bindings
val weight : t -> intweight t is the combined weight of bindings in t.
resize cap t sets t's capacity to cap, while leaving the bindings unchanged.
- raises Invalid_argument
when
cap < 0.
trim t is t', where weight t' <= capacity t'.
This is achieved by discarding bindings in LRU-to-MRU order.
Access by k
promote k t is t with the binding for k promoted to most-recently-used, or t if k is not bound in t.
add k v t adds the binding k -> v to t as the most-recently-used binding.
Note add does not remove bindings. To ensure that the resulting map is not over capacity, compose with trim.
pop k t is (v, t'), where v is the value bound to k, and t' is t without the binding k -> t, or None if k is not bound in t.
Access to least-recently-used bindings
lru t is the least-recently-used binding in t, or None, when t is empty.
pop_lru t is ((k, v), t', where (k, v) is lru t, and t' is t without that binding.
Aggregate access
fold f z t is f k0 v0 (... (f kn vn z)), where k0 -> v0 is LRU and kn -> vn is MRU.
fold_k f z t folds in key-increasing order, ignoring the recently-used ordering.
Note fold_k is faster than fold.
iter f t applies f to all the bindings in t in in LRU-to-MRU order.
iter_k f t applies f in key-increasing order, ignoring the recently-used ordering.
Note iter_k is faster than iter.
Conversions
Pretty-printing
val pp : ?pp_size:(Stdlib.Format.formatter -> (int * int) -> unit) -> ?sep:(Stdlib.Format.formatter -> unit -> unit) -> (Stdlib.Format.formatter -> (k * v) -> unit) -> Stdlib.Format.formatter -> t -> unit