AVL Trees
Simon Marlow
simonmar at microsoft.com
Thu Oct 20 05:51:37 EDT 2005
Duh. This is a case where moderation of the mailing list by looking at
subject lines alone let some spam through. Sorry everyone.
Simon
On 20 October 2005 10:37, Cale Gibbard wrote:
> Heh, not only is this not a Haskell library, it seems that it is only
> available for AU$200, most likely not under a free license. It's not
> even clear if the download includes the source code for the library,
> where the algorithms could then be translated into Haskell, or if it
> just includes headers and binaries.
>
> In this context, this appears to just be targetted spam.
>
> - Cale Gibbard
>
> On 19/10/05, Ben McNamara <tsoft at 5trees.com> wrote:
>>
>> To Adrian Hey,
>>
>> I am emailing you to let you know about the release of a highly
>> advanced C++ Tree Class Library (AVL) at www.5trees.com.
>>
>> This class library contains a number of different tree related
>> classes. For example, dynamic arrays. The theory of finite, ordered
>> sets is also explored. Concepts such as associative arrays (Maps or
>> Dictionaries) are implemented within the tree class.
>>
>> In addition to trees, 5Trees has lists, stacks, queues, pools, heaps
>> etc.
>>
>> 5Trees is highly advanced and very professional. It will save you
>> time in your programming efforts and allow you to create highly
>> advanced systems.
>>
>> Kind Regards,
>> Ben McNamara.
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