sorted_vector_map 0.1.0

maps and sets backed by sorted vectors
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sorted_vector_map

sorted_vector_map is an implementation of an ordered map and set (like std::collections::BTreeMap and std::collections::BTreeSet) using a sorted vector as the backing store.

Sorted vector maps are appropriate when data is frequently loaded from an ordered source, queried a small number of times, and infrequently modified through insertion or removal.

Loading from an ordered sequence is O(n) through an optimization to insert that handles in-order insertions specially. Extension of the sequence is also optimized, where extending a map or set of size n with m elements in a single operation is O(n + m log m). Otherwise, loading from an unordered sequence is O(n^2).

Look-up is O(log n) through binary search. Insertion and removal are both O(n), as are set operations like intersection, union and difference.

sorted_vector_map is part of rust-shed. See the rust-shed repository for more documentation, including the contributing guide.

License

sorted_vector_map is both MIT and Apache License, Version 2.0 licensed, as found in the LICENSE-MIT and LICENSE-APACHE files.