[Core] Remove Incorrect Members from PointerHashMapSet#11602
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ping @KratosMultiphysics/technical-committee |
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I also think changes are good, can we merge? |
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@matekelemen what about this? |
…into core/pointer-hash-map-set
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PointerHashMapSetwraps anstd::unordered_map, yet has members associated with contiguous arrays (PointerHashMapSet::frontandPointerHashMapSet::back).I took the liberty of making some cosmetic updates as well, but the main change is this one: c951dec.