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Perfect hashes???

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From: larr
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 1989 21:27
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   I am working on writing an assembler for one of my courses.  The
language I am working in is M-2, and I am wondering if there exists
somewhere in the universe an algorithm for finding perfect hash
functions (miniml or otherwise) for a set of opcodes in which some
opcodes' character strings are permutations of other opcodes character
strings and the algorithm to find this function does not require a phd
in mathematics.  Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

				Larry Schoeneman
				Bradley University
  
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