
7.6 Hash table extensions
hash-table-rehash-threshold Function
Syntax:hash-table-rehash-size hash-table
Syntax:hash-table-rehash-threshold hash-table
Syntax:hash-table-size hash-table
Syntax:hash-table-test hash-table
make-hash-table:hash-table-rehash-size accesses the:rehash-size component.hash-table-rehash-threshold accesses the:rehash-threshold component.hash-table-size accesses the:size component.hash-table-test accesses the:test component.setf with the functionshash-table-rehash-size,hash-table-rehash-threshold, andhash-table-test to update the corresponding hash table component; you cannot update the:size component in this way.
rehash;make-hash-table (in CLtL2)
Syntax:rehash hash-table&optional new-option
rehash either changes the size of the specified hash table or redistributes the keys as evenly as possible over the range of index values. This redistribution of keys, or rehashing, can improve the performance of hashing functions by reducing the number of probes that are necessary to find an element in the table.
nil, the hash table is rehashed, but its size is not changed.t, the hash table size is increased by the amount specified by the hash table's:rehash-size keyword option.:size keyword option.:size parameter specifies a lower bound on the size of the hash table that is no larger than one-half the size of the Common Lisp constantarray-total-size-limit, though this bound is unrealistically high.rehash is called internally with new-option set tot to increase the size of the table.
eq oreql might need to be rehashed after any relocating garbage collection, including any ephemeral scavengings. Rehashing is advised because the addresses of the keys entered in the table can change after a relocation. This kind of rehashing is not necessary for any table whose keys are all either symbols, fixnums, or characters.
make-hash-table (in CLtL2)

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