I am not entirely clear on whether unordered_map is allowed to perform a rehash when doing an erase()
It is pretty clear that rehashing can happen during insert() thus invalidating all iterators and references:
But erase() seems to preserve all iterators and references except for the ones erased:
However, that last page and the Standard, indicate that erase() worst execution time is O(size). What operation can take linear time to complete and not modify the container in a way it invalidates iterators?
This post suggests that iterators are invalidated during erasure: http://ift.tt/25mFV7G
I also read somewhere that a future proposal will allow rehashing on erase(). Is that true?
If indeed rehashing occurs, the old iterate and erase algorithm is wrong right?
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