Closed JPewterschmidt closed 1 month ago
The union type isn't being used properly either. You can't cast from the union through void*
to storage_value_type*
in places like storage_kvpair
, you'd have to say &values_[ind].data_
there, and you need a std::launder
too.
I would be a lot better to replace the aligned_storage
with a union rather than perpetuating the char
buffer.
using storage_value_type = std::pair<Key, T>;
union SlotType {
storage_value_type value_;
SlotType() {}
};
std::array<SlotType, SLOT_PER_BUCKET> values_;
const value_type &kvpair(size_type ind) const {
// technically can't do this but it probably works fine
// previous implementation does the same thing more-or-less
return *reinterpret_cast<const value_type *>(&values_[ind].value_);
}
value_type &kvpair(size_type ind) {
// technically can't do this but it probably works fine
// previous implementation does the same thing more-or-less
return *reinterpret_cast<value_type *>(&values_[ind].value_);
}
const storage_value_type &storage_kvpair(size_type ind) const {
return values_[ind].value_;
}
storage_value_type &storage_kvpair(size_type ind) {
return values_[ind].value_;
}
Sorry for my wrong usage. Should I close this PR and open a new one or just leave it to you?
I'm not going to change anything. I think if you want to do the minimum change, you should just define your AlignedStorage
the same way that cppreference defines aligned_storage
.
template<std::size_t Len, std::size_t Align>
struct aligned_storage
{
struct type
{
alignas(Align) unsigned char data[Len];
};
};
Alright then, thanks for your correction. I'll change it in my fork.
Hi, since the
std::aligned_storage
has been deprecated in C++23 for some reason. I have re-implement it asAlignedStorageType
to replace the STL one. For people who wanna use libcuckoo in C++23 without error message.See also www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2022/n4907.pdf