Bruce Guenter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Are you really saying MD5 was faster than CRC-32? > Yes. I expect it's because the operations used in MD5 are easily > parallelized, and operate on blocks of 64-bytes at a time, while the CRC > is mostly non-parallelizable, uses a table lookup, and operates on > single bytes. What MD5 implementation did you use? The one I have handy (the original RSA reference version) sure looks like it's more computation per byte than a CRC. regards, tom lane
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