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Suggestion
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Resolution: Out of scope
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P2: Important
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Description
This means that in a multi-threaded application where several threads accesses a shared QHash object, you can compute the hash code without holding a lock on the container.
But there are ~15 functions that takes a key, so if we overload all of them this means a lot of new overloads. Perhaps it is better to create a thread-safe hash class (Which we one day might implement as a lock-free hash