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Issue #30 identified an issue in SpookyHash that ultimately was not caught because the test vectors that were originally defined for the SpookyHash implementation were just plain wrong.
The obvious follow up is: did I screw up any other test vectors and therefore implementations?
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I discovered that verifying hashes with
-c
is much slower than generating them.I was using this command:
iotop
reported disk read speeds of 30 MB/sec andrhash
was consuming 100% CPU.Then I thought, how does rhash know that the SFV file contains MD5 hashes? It probably doesn't, and it runs all checksum algorithms when doing a check and see