Use `memoizes` instead of `mnemonizes` in the context of caching (#1383)

* Use `memoizes` instead of `mnemonizes` in the context of caching

While apparently, 'mnemonizes' is a word, I don't think it's the best choice here.

* Update isocpp.dic
pull/1386/head
Amir Livneh 7 years ago committed by Sergey Zubkov
parent c1beff1941
commit f67e91d295

@ -16256,7 +16256,7 @@ e.g. because it is in a library that you cannot modify.
A `const` member function can modify the value of an object that is `mutable` or accessed through a pointer member.
A common use is to maintain a cache rather than repeatedly do a complicated computation.
For example, here is a `Date` that caches (mnemonizes) its string representation to simplify repeated uses:
For example, here is a `Date` that caches (memoizes) its string representation to simplify repeated uses:
class Date {
public:

@ -304,6 +304,7 @@ memcmp
memmove
memoization
memoized
memoizes
memset
metameta
metaprogram

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