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Fixing parserUnroll bug for sequential next operator usage #3193
Fixing parserUnroll bug for sequential next operator usage #3193
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If you use unordered_map you only need equality and hash.
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Does p4c have some hash for IR::Expression? I used std::map. So, I turned back to operator<