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Subject: Re: Non power of two hash table sizes

Author: Bernhard Bauer

Date: 23:36:32 02/18/02

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On February 18, 2002 at 22:52:35, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On February 18, 2002 at 15:43:09, Alvaro Jose Povoa Cardoso wrote:
>
>>My program uses hash tables witch are a power of two.
>>In order to compute the index to an hash table of this kind I simply do:
>>  hashindex=(hashkey & hashsize)
>>in witch hashsize is a mask with for example the first 12 bits set for a size of
>>4096 entries.
>>I would like to know how to compute the index to a hash table that can have
>>sizes like 1MB, 7MB, 45MB, 49MB, 50MB, ..etc
>>Could someone please explain how to do this?
>>
>>Thank you,
>>Alvaro Cardoso
>
>
>index = signature % hash_size

If it's so easy, wouldn't it be nice to do it that way in Crafty?
That way many users could use a bigger hash size.
Kind regards
Bernhard

• Re: Non power of two hash table sizes Robert Hyatt 07:48:25 02/19/02
  • Re: Non power of two hash table sizes J. Wesley Cleveland 14:45:47 02/19/02
    • Re: Non power of two hash table sizes Robert Hyatt 20:15:05 02/19/02
  • Re: Non power of two hash table sizes Gian-Carlo Pascutto 08:07:29 02/19/02
    • Re: Non power of two hash table sizes Eugene Nalimov 22:14:12 02/19/02
      • Re: Non power of two hash table sizes Dieter Buerssner 04:26:25 02/20/02
        • Re: Non power of two hash table sizes Robert Hyatt 08:25:02 02/21/02
    • Re: Non power of two hash table sizes Robert Hyatt 11:01:28 02/19/02

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