Yet another memoizer. I have been using this for a long time. It is simple but useful. Features:
Optional persistence to disk, using pickle to save the cache on exit.
Configurable cache size. When it is reached a FIFO strategy is used to discard old entries.
Stats tracking. Allows to see if memoization is useful for a certain function call.
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