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We currently have benchmarks with keys of type Int, ByteString and String. All of these use the instances provided in Hashable which I'd expect not to produce a lot of hash collisions.
For tuning the code that handles collisions, e.g. #435, it would be useful to have a key type that is more collision-prone.
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Yeah, this isn't a high priority task. It's mostly the result of me wanting to try the searchSwap trick in #435. Now I simply don't have any benchmarks to tell whether the new code is actually better or not. ;)
We currently have benchmarks with keys of type
Int
,ByteString
andString
. All of these use the instances provided inHashable
which I'd expect not to produce a lot of hash collisions.For tuning the code that handles collisions, e.g. #435, it would be useful to have a key type that is more collision-prone.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: