= Description
   A method that speeds methods up at the cost of memory.
   
= Prerequisites
   Ruby 1.8.0 or later

= Installation
== Standard Installation
   ruby test/tc_memoize.rb (optional)
   ruby install.rb

== Gems Installation
   ruby test/tc_memoize.rb (optional)
   ruby memoize.gemspec
   gem install memoize-x.y.z.gem # Where 'x.y.z' is the version

= Synopsis
   require "memoize"
   include Memoize

   # Inefficient fibonacci method
   def fib(n)
      return n if n < 2
      fib(n-1) + fib(n-2)
   end

   fib(100) # Slow

   memoize(:fib)
   fib(100) # Fast

= Constants
Memoize::MEMOIZE_VERSION
   Returns the version of this package as a String.

= Methods
Memoize#memoize(method)
   Takes a method (symbol) and caches the results of +method+ in a hash table.
   If you call +method+ again with the same arguments, memoize gives you the
   value from the table instead of letting the method compute the value again.

   Returns the cache, which you can inspect or manipulate directly if you are
   so inclined.

= Acknowledgements
   Code borrowed from Nobu Nakada (ruby-talk:155159).
   Ideas taken from Brian Buckley and Sean O'Halpin.

== License
   Ruby's

== Copyright
   (C) 2005, Daniel J. Berger
   All Rights Reserved

= Author
   Daniel J. Berger
   djberg96 at gmail dot com
   IRC nick: imperator (freenode)