CSharpTest.Net.Collections
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==CSharpTest.Net.Collections== * BPlusTree - a fairly full featured IDictionary backed by a B+Tree on disk. * BTreeDictionary - a fully in-memory IDictionary implemented by a B+Tree. * BTreeList - an in-memory IList using a B+Tree for storage and access. * LurchTable - Least Used Recently Concurrent Hash Table, LinkedHashMap but thread-safe. * MergeSort - Provides a memory-efficient sort for arrays. * OrderedEnumeration & OrderedKeyValuePairs - Ordered enum of large volumes of key-values. * OrdinalList - A simple byte[] based bit-mask collection supporting set operations.
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==CSharpTest.Net.Collections== * BPlusTree - a fairly full featured IDictionary backed by a B+Tree on disk. * BTreeDictionary - a fully in-memory IDictionary implemented by a B+Tree. * BTreeList - an in-memory IList using a B+Tree for storage and access. * LurchTable - Least Used Recently Concurrent Hash Table, LinkedHashMap but thread-safe. * MergeSort - Provides a memory-efficient sort for arrays. * OrderedEnumeration & OrderedKeyValuePairs - Ordered enum of large volumes of key-values. * OrdinalList - A simple byte[] based bit-mask collection supporting set operations.
We found that csharptest.net.collections demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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