Hashmaps
A C++ implementation of open addressing hash table algorithms for efficient key-value storage.
What is Hashmaps?
hashmap is a C++ library that implements various open addressing hash table algorithms for efficient key-value storage. It provides different collision resolution strategies like linear probing and double hashing, solving the need for high-performance, memory-efficient associative containers in C++ applications.
C++ developers and computer science students who need efficient hash table implementations or want to study open addressing algorithms in practice.
Developers choose hashmap for its clean, focused implementations of fundamental algorithms, making it both a practical library for performance-critical applications and an educational resource for understanding hash table internals.
Overview
Various open addressing hashmap algorithms in C++
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing custom high-performance associative containers in C++
- Studying open addressing hash table algorithms and collision resolution
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