Right now Feather Kit has a few cases where std::hash is used in a way not intended by the C++ standard. The effect of this is that in very very very very rare cases (or less rare depending on the stdlib implementation) there will be collisions and things will break.
Right now Feather Kit has a few cases where std::hash is used in a way not intended by the C++ standard. The effect of this is that in very very very very rare cases (or less rare depending on the stdlib implementation) there will be collisions and things will break.