Murmur (Murmur v1.0.3) View Source

This module implements the x86_32, x86_128 and x64_128 variants of the non-cryptographic hash Murmur3.

Examples

iex> Murmur.hash_x86_32("b2622f5e1310a0aa14b7f957fe4246fa", 2147368987)
3297211900

iex> Murmur.hash_x86_128("some random data")
5586633072055552000169173700229798482

iex> Murmur.hash_x64_128([:yes, :you, :can, :use, :any, :erlang, :term!])
300414073828138369336317731503972665325

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Returns the hashed erlang term data using an optional seed which defaults to 0.

Returns the hashed erlang term data using an optional seed which defaults to 0.

Returns the hashed erlang term data using an optional seed which defaults to 0.

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hash_x64_128(data, seed \\ 0)

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hash_x64_128(binary() | term(), non_neg_integer()) :: non_neg_integer()

Returns the hashed erlang term data using an optional seed which defaults to 0.

This function uses the x64 128bit variant.

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hash_x86_128(data, seed \\ 0)

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hash_x86_128(binary() | term(), non_neg_integer()) :: non_neg_integer()

Returns the hashed erlang term data using an optional seed which defaults to 0.

This function uses the x86 128bit variant.

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hash_x86_32(data, seed \\ 0)

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hash_x86_32(binary() | term(), non_neg_integer()) :: non_neg_integer()

Returns the hashed erlang term data using an optional seed which defaults to 0.

This function uses the x86 32bit variant.