static void Main()
{
Kiwi.Pause();
PearsonHash.Seed((byte)(10));
Kiwi.Pause();
// FIXME these loops seem to give rise to infinite behaviour by Kiwi.
// Perhaps related to use of "byte"?
/*
* for (byte i = 0; i <= 255; i++) {
* PearsonHash.SetTable(i, (byte)(255 - i));
* Kiwi.Pause();
* }
*/
for (int i = 0; i < 256; i++)
{
PearsonHash.SetTable((byte)i, (byte)(255 - i));
Kiwi.Pause();
}
PearsonHash.SetTable(10, 20);
PearsonHash.SetTable(20, 10);
PearsonHash.StreamHash(0);
PearsonHash.StreamHash(1);
PearsonHash.StreamHash(2);
PearsonHash.StreamHash(3);
PearsonHash.Seed((byte)(8));
// FIXME these loops seem to give rise to infinite behaviour by Kiwi.
// Perhaps related to use of "byte"?
/*
* for (byte i = 0; i <= 255; i++) {
* PearsonHash.StreamHash(i);
* Kiwi.Pause();
* }
*/
for (int i = 0; i < 256; i++)
{
PearsonHash.StreamHash((byte)i);
Kiwi.Pause();
}
PearsonHash.BlockHash(901242);
PearsonHash.BlockHash(10);
PearsonHash.BlockHash(901242);
PearsonHash.BlockHash(10);
}
public int GetHash()
{
return(PearsonHash.Compute(new[] { _salt, _c1, _c2, _c3 }));
}
