Actually if you will look into hash*.cpp C++ sources you'll see that they were constructed to be as buggy and slow as possible (unnecessary strdup() with corresponding memory leaks, char* instead of std::string which should be more logical for C++ code, hashl[ (*k).first ] instead of k->second and so on).
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Actually if you will look into hash*.cpp C++ sources you'll see that they were constructed to be as buggy and slow as possible (unnecessary strdup() with corresponding memory leaks, char* instead of std::string which should be more logical for C++ code, hashl[ (*k).first ] instead of k->second and so on).