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ocaml-aoc/bin/day2419.ml

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(** [towels_of_strings lst] returns a pair containing a list of available towels
and a list of patterns wanted. *)
let towels_of_strings = function
| h :: "" :: t ->
let re = Str.regexp "[, ]+" in
let h = Str.split re h in
(h, t)
| _ -> failwith "towels_of_strings"
(** [towels_of_file fname] returns the list of towels and patterns from the file
[fname]. *)
let towels_of_file fname = Aoc.strings_of_file fname |> towels_of_strings
(** Memoizing hash table shared between parts 1 and 2. *)
let memo = Hashtbl.create 1000
(** [memoize memo f value] returns the result of [f value]. The hashtable [memo]
is used to cache results, so repeated calls with the same [value] will not
call [f] again. *)
let memoize memo f value =
match Hashtbl.find_opt memo value with
| Some x -> x
| None ->
let x = f value in
Hashtbl.add memo value x;
x
(** [count_hashes memo towels pattern] counts the number of ways of matching
[pattern] using [towels]. [memo] is a hashtable used for memoizing results.
*)
let rec count_matches memo towels pattern =
let pattern_len = String.length pattern in
let rec count_matched = function
| [] -> 0
| h :: t ->
let towel_len = String.length h in
if String.starts_with ~prefix:h pattern then
memoize memo
(count_matches memo towels)
(String.sub pattern towel_len (pattern_len - towel_len))
+ count_matched t
else count_matched t
in
if pattern_len = 0 then 1 else count_matched towels
let part1 (towels, patterns) =
List.map (count_matches memo towels) patterns
|> List.filter (( > ) 0)
|> List.length
let part2 (towels, patterns) =
List.map (memoize memo (count_matches memo towels)) patterns
|> List.fold_left ( + ) 0
let _ =
Aoc.main towels_of_file [ (string_of_int, part1); (string_of_int, part2) ]