I am implementing google\'s dense hash map in my C++ code. I want to use MurmurHash2 ( http://murmurhash.g开发者_运维百科ooglepages.com/ ) as a hash function. But here\'s the problem. I have tried a l
I thought they were there for security; to check that the file hasn\'t been tampered with. But 开发者_运维百科surely if someone is capable of modifying the file then they are also capable of modifying
How can I undefine the value for a hash key in Perl? How can my code be corrected? #!/usr/bin/perl use strict;
I have no idea if this is a Hash issue or an Array issue, but I don\'t figure out why asterisk (*) sign is required in the third example to get a hash filled with data. Without it, it outputs an empty
Is there any benefit in salting passwords for a strong, unique (not used for other applications by the user) password?
I\'m using the unordered_map of TR1 implementation in my code and the linker gives weird errors I cannot even decipher:
I have a question about email hash on facebook if the email address has been changed by the facebook user.
Some hash functions are today not as saf开发者_如何学运维e as they were some years ago. Which hash function would currently be a good choice for hashing passwords?
Has anyone come across a simha开发者_运维百科sh function implemented in Java? I\'ve already searched for it, but couldn\'t find anything.btw. It looks like Google has patented the algorithm. If you
Many file storage systems use hashes to avoid du开发者_Python百科plication of the same file content data (among other reasons), e.g., Git and Dropbox both use SHA256. The file names and dates can be d
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