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by ww520
882 days ago
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It's similar but not quite. IntMap in Haskell uses bit as the prefix unit with a span factor of 2. This uses nibble as the prefix unit with a span factor of 16. Also IntMap uses a bitmask for the range of prefix units in a node while this uses a subnet-mask style to get the prefix of a node. |
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