(CODE) Boyer-Moore-Horspool String Searching

As another example of how a class can represent an abstraction, consider the problem of searching a char* string for a given pattern. In the C library there is a strstr() function for doing this. But suppose that we wish to implement our own scheme, based on one of the relatively new high-performance algorithms for searching like the Boyer-Moore-Horspool one (see the book "Information Retrieval" by William Frakes for a description of this algorithm).

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