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In order to minimize the changes made, I implemented the helper functions (emplace_at, emplace_noresize, set_inplace) separately from the existing helper functions for insert (insert_at, insert_noresize, set).
However, dense_hash_map only has one set of helper functions (insert_...), which are used for both insert and emplace. Would it be ok for me to do something similar for sparse_hash_map (i.e. only keep 1 set of helper functions to avoid repetition)?
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Thanks for merging #48.
In order to minimize the changes made, I implemented the helper functions (
emplace_at
,emplace_noresize
,set_inplace
) separately from the existing helper functions for insert (insert_at
,insert_noresize
,set
).However,
dense_hash_map
only has one set of helper functions (insert_...
), which are used for bothinsert
andemplace
. Would it be ok for me to do something similar forsparse_hash_map
(i.e. only keep 1 set of helper functions to avoid repetition)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: