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By zc2707, history, 3 months ago, In English

I read Blowing up unordered_map, and how to stop getting hacked on it but it doesn't work for GNU C++20 (64). Custom invocation of the hack shown in the blog shows:

x = 107897: 0.064 seconds, sum = 2666686666700000
x = 126271: 0.055 seconds, sum = 2666686666700000

which means that this hack doesn't work.

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Here are the changes I made to the code in the blog to getting which prime got slowest.

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In GNU G++20 11.2.0 (64bit winlibs) It give

x = 10273: 0.495 seconds
x = 20753: 1.110 seconds
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    Wow I just tried 20753 and got 1.388 ms.

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    Well 172933 and 85229 are fine. It gets TLE.