On Fri, May 30, 2003 at 08:41:54PM -0400, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> Of course, such programs are already vulnerable to changes in the hash
> implementation between Python versions (which has happened before).
Is there at least a guarantee that the hashing algorithm won't change in a
bugfix release? For instance, can I depend that
python222 -c 'print hash(1), hash("a")'
python223 -c 'print hash(1), hash("a")'
will both output the same thing, even if
python23 -c 'print hash(1), hash("a")'
and
python3000 -c 'print hash(1), hash("a")'
may print something different?
Jeff
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