Thomas Pircher

[Edit the message as I wrote some complete nonsense before...] With the parameters of the crc-32 model, the CRC calculation goes like this: 1. Set the register with the initial...

Hmm, this is architecture specific and only works for one specific polynomial (0x1EDC6F41). I think it's unlikely to implemented in pycrc any time soon.

Hi Ralf, thanks for your feedback! At the moment I am quite busy, but I will try to go over it this week-end and have a look at your suggestion...

Hi Craig, thanks for the feed-back! The bit-by-bit implementation is certainly not optimal and should be improved in future. But I'm not sure the table-driven algorithm ever reflects the input...

Craig, this is really useful, thanks! Most of your suggestions will make it into the next release 0.9. I might defer the change to the reflected bit-by-bit algorithm to v0.9.1,...

Yes, I think pycrc should support this. I'm a bit busy right now, but I hope I can have a look into this in the not-so-distant future.

Just an update. An early preview is now in master on GitHub. This is still experimental, undocumented and brittle. It is known to work for crc-32, may break for other...

I think the residue value is a side product of the calculation, not an init value. In what scenario is this value useful? Is there a use case where this...