Description

I am running into a write access violation with the hashmap function when it goes out of scope. This typically happens only with relatively large maps, in the attached example code, 1020000 entries works, but 1030000 fails. My guess is it is an error is in the "final" procedure to free memory. If the hashmap is in the main program scope, I typically don't see the error. My understanding is the final procedure won't be called at the main program scope level.

Example code:

program hash_error

use stdlib_hashmaps, only: chaining_hashmap_type, open_hashmap_type use stdlib_hashmap_wrappers, only: fnv_1_hasher, key_type, set implicit none call hash_test contains subroutine hash_test character(len=12) :: char_key integer :: i, n type(key_type) :: key type(chaining_hashmap_type) :: test_map ! 1020000 works ! 1030000 fails n=1030000 call test_map%init(fnv_1_hasher, 22) do i = 1, n write (char_key,'(I0)') i call set(key, char_key ) call test_map%map_entry(key) enddo end subroutine hash_test 

end program

Expected Behaviour

Intent would be for the subroutine to exit without error.

Version of stdlib

0.3.0

Platform and Architecture

Windows, Intel IFX and IFort compiler v2024.0, GFortran 13.2

Additional Information

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