On Sun, Dec 01, 2013 at 07:32:52PM +, Albretch Mueller wrote:
> Do you know of any code correlation analysis in Linux, preferably,
> based on some measurable metrics?
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> Unless it is implemented in a separate library or utility you will have to
> look at rsync's or zlib's code to see how it is implemented.
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Well, since that hashing algorithm is logically independent and it
used in many algorithms including rsync and zlib used extensively, I
thought it would be
On 11/30/2013 03:50 AM, Albretch Mueller wrote:
> md5, sha-*, ... sums are way too slow when you need to hash large
> numbers of large files
What processor are you using and from where do you read the files?
If you read them from a normal HDD (or even most SSDs) on a modern
processor md5sum will n
On 2013-11-30, Andrei POPESCU wrote:
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>> also, adler32 is internally used by widely used packages such as
>> rsync and zlib, so it should be available somehow
>> ~
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> Why do you think it is used by rsync and zlib?
Maybe he read this:
The rolling checksum used in rsync is based on Mark Adler'
On Sb, 30 nov 13, 03:04:10, Albretch Mueller wrote:
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> also, adler32 is internally used by widely used packages such as
> rsync and zlib, so it should be available somehow
> ~
Why do you think it is used by rsync and zlib?
Kind regards,
Andrei
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also, adler32 is internally used by widely used packages such as
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