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As far as the CPU is concerned, there isn't a big difference if you access a block of memory via pointers or via an array. Converting the hash result to a memor
by ufo 6y ago
As far as the CPU is concerned, there isn't a big difference if you access a block of memory via pointers or via an array. Converting the hash result to a memory address is not the bottleneck. The main bottlenecks are the hash function itself and the logic for dealing with collusions
- winrid 6y agoI definitely agree that is where the main bottlenecks are!