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Support for xxh3-64
Would be nice. I see that blake3 was added, which I read speed is quite fast too.
For reference here is xxh3 or xxhash: https://xxhash.com/ https://github.com/Cyan4973/xxHash/
I might have some time again to work on rcrc and could add xxh3. But I don't really want to add too many variants, would xxh3-128 be enough for all your use cases?
I might have some time again to work on rcrc and could add xxh3. But I don't really want to add too many variants, would xxh3-128 be enough for all your use cases?
As stated in my original post, xxh3-64 would be really appreciated, as speed is my main concern. Thanks.
Both xxh3-128 and xxh3-64 are extremely fast. Disk I/O is typically the main bottleneck, not hash calculation. Fastcopy also use xxh3-128 in default.
xxHash3-64 is the default implementation in Teracopy: https://blog.codesector.com/2023/07/04/teracopy-3-10/
I mentioned FastCopy to state that both XXH3-128 and XXH3-64 are extremely fast. If XXH3-64 actually offered a speed advantage that is too significant to ignore, they would definitely use it. Both XXH3-64 and XXH3-128 are good options.
Hi,
The changelog says: 'Added xxhash3 and xxhash3-128'.
In the programme, on the list of hashes, I find XXH3 and XXH128:
So, I presume that XXH3 corresponds to xxh3-64 and that XXH128 corresponds to xxh3-128: is that correct?
Also, I can't find XXH3 on the Shell Extension.
Would there be a way to add it?
Thanks.
So, I presume that XXH3 corresponds to xxh3-64 and that XXH128 corresponds to xxh3-128: is that correct?
Yes, those are the names used by xxhash.
I have not yet reworked the shell extension.
By the way, I forgot to say thank you for implementing the hash. You even implemented both variants.
As for the shell extension, it'd be great if you could update it whenever you have the chance.
As XXH3 isn't available on the list of hashes, I checked Open all hash files, but when I select some files in Windows File Explorer and I click on OpenCRC and then on Open all hash files, my files aren't listed and I can't create the hash.
"Open all hash files" means "open all sfv/md5/etc. files you can find and try to verify them".
For your use case you simply need to use "Open" - this will open rapidcrc with all selected files in them (and the hashes calculated you've configured as default). You can then use XXH3 or XXH128 from the Hash File button (or from one of the two direct buttons, if you've set them up for those hashes).