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					<description><![CDATA[FYI, I found Adler&#039;s pipelined, hardware-supported crc32c quite a bit faster than xxHash64 on my Haswell hardware:

$ ./xxhsum -b
./xxhsum 0.6.0 (64-bits little endian), by Yann Collet (Jun  9 2016)
Sample of 100 KB...
CRC32C-Adler        :     102400 -&#062; 28119.6 MB/s
XXH64               :     102400 -&#062; 14309.4 MB/s
XXH32               :     102400 -&#062;  6883.9 MB/s]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>FYI, I found Adler&#8217;s pipelined, hardware-supported crc32c quite a bit faster than xxHash64 on my Haswell hardware:</p>
<p>$ ./xxhsum -b<br />
./xxhsum 0.6.0 (64-bits little endian), by Yann Collet (Jun  9 2016)<br />
Sample of 100 KB&#8230;<br />
CRC32C-Adler        :     102400 -&gt; 28119.6 MB/s<br />
XXH64               :     102400 -&gt; 14309.4 MB/s<br />
XXH32               :     102400 -&gt;  6883.9 MB/s</p>
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