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Re: SHA-1
Housley, Russ says:
> We just ran some independent tests with our SHA-1 implemntation. We ran
> 10,000,000 bytes through the hash function. On a 486/66 PC, we got around
> 160,000 bytes/sec. On a Sun SPARC20 (single CPU), we got around 2,070,000
> bytes/sec. In both cases, the code was compiled with speed optimization on.
How did you measure the time, if I may ask? I measured CPU time (tms_utime, as
a matter of fact) and got about 940,000 bytes/sec on 486DX2/50. Using GCC with
"-O6 -m486 -fomit-frame-pointer". Obviously our results don't match - I'd like
to find out whether my numbers are goofed, or yours. Oh, and I ran SHS-1 over
1,000 blocks of 10,000 bytes, which should be similar to what you did.
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References:
- SHA-1
- From: "Housley, Russ" <rhousley@spyrus.com>