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I have used unsorted_map from TR1.
I never know any data structure from STL is hashmap.
My coworker insists that STL has hashmap, which he cannot (or not willing )find for me.
Could anybody judge this argue?
Thanks.
Standard C++98 does not have a hash map, but many implementation of the STL, like the original SGI implementation, do have a hash_map class.