At the moment, unordered_dense explicitly uses 64-bit integers in a lot of places, such as the return type of the hash function, the to64 function, etc.
The standard library hash containers, on the other hand, use size_t for this purpose, which is 32-bit on 32-bit systems.
It'd be great if this library were more 32-bit friendly as well.
I'd like to use this with a project that targets a lot of legacy 32-bit hardware (https://github.com/diasurgical/devilutionX).
At the moment,
unordered_denseexplicitly uses 64-bit integers in a lot of places, such as the return type of the hash function, theto64function, etc.The standard library hash containers, on the other hand, use
size_tfor this purpose, which is 32-bit on 32-bit systems.It'd be great if this library were more 32-bit friendly as well.