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QUESTION
I tried creating a hash map storing its inputs as linked list nodes using separated chaining. The first display function gives a desirable output, but the next one resets the entire array to empty nullptr. I used the same class object so shouldn't it give the same result each time? Was it because of the destructor somehow? I thought it may be because I inserted a new item so I deleted it and the same thing still persists. My only suspect is the display() function but please point out if the problem comes from somewhere else.
Sorry if the post is so long, I want to make sure everyone can see the entire code to spot the problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-22 at 09:01Your display
function is setting all elements of table
to nullptr
by looping until they become nullptr
.
You should use another pointer variable for iterating to avoid this destruction.
QUESTION
I tried using a few hash APIs but it gives compile error. I tried 2 different hash APIs and 2 different IDEs and compiler but it gives the same errors. It looks like a linker error. Often there is a "unresolved external externals" or "undefined to" compile error. How can I fix compile error?
test.cpp:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-06 at 04:07A likely reason is that your project is missing xxhash.c
in its list of source files to compile. Each *.c
file becomes an object file, which is linked during the last stage. So without it, no symbol defined in xxhash.c
is ever created.
Another way to solve this issue is to #define XXH_INLINE_ALL
just before #include "xxhash.h"
. This will inline the code, as if it was present in the local source file, and as a consequence, it will not need to link to another object file. Inlining is also good for performance on small data, but increases binary size.
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