Great work by the way! Really like the description of the code structure on the README page.
If patent is indeed not an issue, I might play with translating that to Erlang. You already did the hard work and also made it functional. I'd have to learn to read Clojure.
Speaking of functional, I was surprised to find the other day, Erlang's queue module implements an Okasaki API, complete with funny function names like deah, liat, and snoc.
Great work by the way! Really like the description of the code structure on the README page.
If patent is indeed not an issue, I might play with translating that to Erlang. You already did the hard work and also made it functional. I'd have to learn to read Clojure.
Speaking of functional, I was surprised to find the other day, Erlang's queue module implements an Okasaki API, complete with funny function names like deah, liat, and snoc.
http://erlang.org/doc/man/queue.html