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This allows us to create maps that exist in the 0->n where
n is small. This provides some performance boost.

TODO: Make the same optimization on the Golang side, this should
provide better performance there too.

This reduces trace overhead by ~10% for a particularly heavy
vulkan application.

This allows us to create maps that exist in the 0->n where
n is small. This provides some performance boost.

TODO: Make the same optimization on the Golang side, this should
provide better performance there too.

This reduces trace overhead by ~10% for a particularly heavy
vulkan application.
@AWoloszyn AWoloszyn merged commit a2fe9e8 into google:master Aug 30, 2018
@AWoloszyn AWoloszyn deleted the dense-map branch August 30, 2018 18:53

template<typename T, bool DENSE>
typename std::enable_if<!std::is_integral<T>::value, uint64_t>::type dense_hash(const T& t) {
return 0;
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Can we delete this implementation so that it won't compile if the key is non-integral (that or put some statement in here that doesn't compile with a comment)? Doesn't seem like you'd ever want this to compile...

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We can once
// TODO(awoloszyn): Template tricks to move this to compile-time
is resolved. Until then we have a dynamic check, which means this will need to compile.

ben-clayton added a commit to ben-clayton/gapid that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2018
ben-clayton added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2018
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