Fix issue 249: Eliminate use of @Memoized #262
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Two issues with the code that were fixable to allow the execution/compilation inside the IDE.
…havior Enabled the clearing of the call stack to generate a fresh copy of the call stack but retained the Memoized efficiency. This can be cleared either with the reinitialization using setUp() or with the new direct callable clearCallStack() method.
This was referenced Mar 15, 2021
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Created a direct callable method
clearCallStack()and removed the use of@Memoizedto avoid problems with resetting the call stack between runs. The output is cached like it was with `@Memoized to avoid unnecessary overhead from repeated calls to assert call stack states.Fixed two minor compilation issues that were found in Eclipse IDE. The code changes are minor but if there are objections to the changes I can remove the commit from the pull request.