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Frank Muzzulini (ua0y@rzstud1.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de) wrote:
: thomas (thomas@hauberl.greenie.muc.de) wrote:
: >  The h_array behaves different then the d_array.
: >  I think the hashkey should be calculated from the string value but
: >  not from object identity.

: Looking at the manual, it seems to me, that you have to define the 'Hash'
: function on your own.
: Maybe there's a default Hash for all Objects based on the adress of the
: objects. At least this would explain the behaviour of your programm.

Ahh, thank you I look for it.


: >  Want to use slist<..>. 
: >  I need methode slist::del_item(slist_item it)

: Why don't you use list<..> then?

I have to create thousands of objects in the memory.
Each object needs a list and I simply don't need the
overhead of a double linked list.

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