map capacity = 0 causes exception

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#4 map capacity = 0 causes exception

Milestone: v1.2

Status: open-fixed

Owner: Søren Bak

Labels: Classes (14)

Priority: 5

Updated: 2004-07-27

Created: 2003-11-03

Creator: Anonymous

Private: No

.... = new IntKeyIntOpenHashMap(0);

causes

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
at bak.pcj.hash.Primes.nextPrime(Primes.java:132)

because nextPrime throws an exception on 0.

Minimally, the code and the documentation are out of synch.

Regards,
Crawford

Discussion

Søren Bak - 2004-07-26

status: open --> open-accepted
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Søren Bak - 2004-07-26

labels: 488605 --> Classes

milestone: 265693 --> v1.2
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Søren Bak - 2004-07-27

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This has been corrected for all the open hashing classes
(including sets). The bugfix will be released with version 1.3.

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Søren Bak - 2004-07-27

assigned_to: nobody --> bak

status: open-accepted --> open-fixed
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