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Date: 2002-08-30 13:38:39
> But, there is a quite big difference between "constrained_set", which
> implies that there is an explicit constrained world the sets are taken
> from (such as a application-universal set), which is the case with your
> set library (I hope you do not mind me using the name Spamjunk Set
> Library, I think it is a bit fun; which reveals the hopelessly dull life
> I have ;-). "finite_set" does not add much, within the realms of
> computation, to the picture, though...
> Your sets are not more finite than others.
>
> Regards,
>
> David
>
Well, I can agree on "constrained_set" then, if others can.
Rich
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