AhoCorasick

[Potatoman]

I know AC can be used to find all occurrences of a pattern in a given
text, but i don:t understand how it actually work. can u tell me about
if any other algorithms that can do the same job but are easier to
figureout what exactly they are doing than AC? thanx,



--Potatoman

 

[Keith Thompson]

I know AC can be used to find all occurrences of a pattern in a given
text, but i don:t understand how it actually work. can u tell me about
if any other algorithms that can do the same job but are easier to
figureout what exactly they are doing than AC? thanx,

You posted this same article 3 times.

I was about to say that I don't know what "AC" is, until I realized
that it's in the subject header ("AhoCorasick"). Not all newsreaders
necessarily show the subject header along with the body of the
article.

Your question is about algorithms; it really has nothing to do with
the C programming language, which is what we discuss here. (If you
had questions about a C implementation of the Aho Corasick algorithm,
this would be the place to ask.)

A Google search for "Aho Corasick" turns up a number of hits. If that
doesn't answer your question, you might try comp.programming.

 

[Potatoman]

yeah, but i c-programmed to recode the program and things doesn't work
fine because the program is too mixed of c and c++. i will read some
books again and see if it'll get better then.
Anyone knows other algorithms that u have coded, plz give me the source
or tells me the name so i can search. by the way thanks a lot in
advance

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[Keith Thompson]

yeah, but i c-programmed to recode the program and things doesn't work
fine because the program is too mixed of c and c++. i will read some
books again and see if it'll get better then.
Anyone knows other algorithms that u have coded, plz give me the source
or tells me the name so i can search. by the way thanks a lot in
advance

Once again, this is the wrong place to ask.

And please read <http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting.html>.