> The paper on braided CRCs is in the zlib distribution: doc/crc-doc.1.0.pdf
Thanks for a tip, I read that and now it's bit clearer to me. Maybe it
is slightly faster, but I wouldn't bet dollars against nuts it's exact
in my case as 7zip-crc also uses slice-by-8 algorithm and is actually faster.
Despite that the question is how do I use zlib crc32()? It doesn't give me
correct result. My 'rig' is this: ~~~ crc = -1 while (buffer,
length = read_data()): { crc = crcfunc(crc, buffer, length) }
crc = ~crc ~~~ This doesn't work with `crc32_z();'
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