[LLVMdev] EquivalenceClasses

David A. Greene greened at obbligato.org
Wed May 9 16:50:16 PDT 2007


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Anton Vayvod wrote:

> I don't understand how A and B, for example, are equivalent. B is a
> subset of A but not vice versa. Thus your relation is not symmetric.

Correct.

> Equivalence classes are defined via equivalence relation. Subset is not
> one so this data structure just won't work correctly. 

That's what I suspected.  I am in fact using a different data structure
but wanted to make sure my reasoning about EquivalenceClasses was
correct.  Good to know I've been reasoning at least somewhat correctly
about this.  :)

                              -Dave
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