Hello,

I've so far only read the code, and never tried using it, so I'm just making an assumption.

I've noticed that in the remove function, the entry is set to *Null, but the the nextEntry of the previous element isn't updated with the nextEntry of the entry currently removed.

Doesn't this make all the entries after the entry currently deleted inaccessible? I would imagine this would lead to memory leaks because the dispose function loops until "entry@ = *null".

Regards

Check how entries are moved and check the memcpy function.

Hi,

Thanks for sharing your code. I ran into an issue when adding a 'large' amount of entries to my hashmap. After a while I would get a CEE0810 Error on a hashmapPut call.
After some testing I discovered that the problem lies in the addEntry procedure:

   if (entryPtr = *null);
       allocSpace(entryPtr:ENTRY_SIZE);
       bucket.entryPtr = entryPtr;
   ...
     allocSpace(entry.keyPtr:keySize);
     allocSpace(entry.valuePtr:valueSize); 

Space is allocated but not initialized. As a result entry.keyPtr and entry.valuePtr could contain garbage and this causes allocSpace to fail with the CEE0810 error.
My solution was to add a "clear entry" statement after allocSpace(entryPtr:ENTRY_SIZE);

The same problem applies to arraylist: (arrayAdd procedure)

    entryPtr = getEntry(arrayPtr:index_);
     clear entry;                                                     // initialize entry
     allocSpace(entry.objectPtr:objectSize); 

Kind regards