Setting different parameters is done by passing flags to the Makefile

At the top of driver.cpp all flags and values are explained.

Usage: $> make <options>

The output will be an executable named "driver-K=<key type set>-V=<val type set>-etc...."


The program will intialize keys/values to test insert/remove/query on
your hashtable and my hashtable. Between running yours and mine the
program will clear the data cache and sleep briefly. A basic summary
of the runtime and parameters will be printed after both the run of
your table and mine.

Examples:
To build a table with:
key type            = uint32_t
val type            = uint32_t
number inserts      = 100000
number of inserts who succeed (non duplicate) = 95%
queries per insert  = 10
number of queries to keys that are found = 51%
removes per insert  = .05
number of removes to keys that are found = 25%

$> make K=INT32 V=INT32 LEN=100000 IFR=.05 QR=10 QFR=.49 RR=.05 RFR=.75

this will result in an executable named:
'driver-K=INT32-V=INT32-K_LEN=0-V_LEN=0-ISIZE=-LEN=100000-QR=10-RR=.05-IFR=.05-QFR=.49-RFR=.75'

To do the same with key type as std::string each of which has a length of 10 do the following
Note if K and/or V is set to string K_LEN and/or V_LEN must be set aswell

$> make K=STRING K_LEN=10 V=INT32 LEN=100000 IFR=.05 QR=10 QFR=.49 RR=.05 RFR=.75

this will result in an executable named:
driver-K=STRING-V=INT32-K_LEN=10-V_LEN=0-ISIZE=-LEN=100000-QR=10-RR=.05-IFR=.05-QFR=.49-RFR=.75