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@ -194,8 +194,8 @@ the usual way (for example, the pointer is hashed and the has used to
index into the table). At this point one of three situations can
occur:
1. success (for example, the key was found in the hash table at the
place indicated by the hash of its address);
1. success (for example, the key was found in the table at the place
indicated by the hash of its address);
2. failure: the location of these blocks has not been depended on
before (for example, the key has never been added to the hash
@ -281,9 +281,9 @@ return false is immediately after :c:func:`mps_ld_reset`.)
You might put in a loop here, but for reliability it is better to fall
back to a non-address-based version of the computation: here, since
``table_rehash`` has to loop over all the entries in the hash table
anyway, it might as well find the bucket containing ``key`` at the
same time and return it.
``table_rehash`` has to loop over all the entries in the table anyway,
it might as well find the bucket containing ``key`` at the same time
and return it.
By adding the line::
@ -386,9 +386,9 @@ Location dependency interface
references have been changed because a block has been :term:`moved
<moving garbage collector>`.
A typical use is in the implementation of a hash table whiches
A typical use is in the implementation of a hash table which
hashes blocks by hashing their addresses. After a block has moved,
the hash table needs to be rehashed, otherwise it will not be
the table needs to be rehashed, otherwise it will not be
found in the table.