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use and export crc32c hash #21154
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The cutest idea for embedded file checksums that I've seen is just to append four bytes to the file so that its CRC becomes zero. |
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* use crc32c checksum to validate .ji cache files (for #21154)
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In #18297 we merged a hardware-accelerated
Base.crc32c
hash function, with the intention of using it to validate.ji
files etcetera, but we never got around to using it. This issue is a reminder that we should:.ji
files (use crc32c checksum to validate .ji cache files #21240).crc32c
function so that users can benefit from it as well (see e.g. the mailing list and the CRC.jl package — currently, CRC.jl is used by Elly, Gallium, and ZipFile, and probably all of them could benefit from a hardware-accelerated built-in crc32c). (clean up and export crc32c function #22274)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: