- Fast lookup of whether an element exists (searching through a list for it
is not acceptable)
- The ability to hold from 10,000 to 100,000 or more elements, and their values
- The ability to add elements at a reasonable rate (searching through a list
of 50,000 elements, looking for the correct place to put this one is
unacceptable)
I was hoping that the tcl array functionality was implemented as some sort
of hash table or similar structure, so that it could meet my needs.
Unfortunately, I don't know where I can look to find out if such is true. If
not, I'd also be interested in any other such structures that might be in
tcl or any of the following extensions:
- itcl
- Tclx
- expect
- tclbin
For those of you who have been folowing my posts, this is in relationship to
the router discovery program I am writing. The container I am looking for is
to hold a list of every interface IP address, and the router it belongs to.
In doing so, whenever I run accross a next hop, I can check it against the
list, to see if I know what router the new ip address belongs to.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Robert Seeger
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Robert Seeger
Network Engineer
Bay Networks
Tel: (518) 237-2087
Pager: (800) SKY-8888 Pin#1264792
Fax: (518) 237-2593
Email: rseeger@baynetworks.com
Address: 224 5th Ave
Lansingburgh, NY 12180
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