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Joonas Koivunen (8):
      refactor: switch to criterion for benches
      refactor: simplify gigabyte to 4k
      refactor: use parametrized benches, throughput
      refactor: rename benches/gigabyte to plain bench
      refactor: rename bench fn, use 1024 as coefficient
      bench: add back backwards compat tests
      benches: fmt
      fix: make ptr reads read_unaligned

Tom Almeida (2):
      stream: Index the remaining tail as a pointer instead of an array
      fmt: Run cargo fmt

jRimbault (1):
      impl Write trait for the streaming SeaHasher

Closes: #13

This was causing issues for miri because array indexing only marks a
single byte for RW access, but the call to `copy_to_nonoverlapping`
could end up modifying up to 8 bytes.

Closes: #12

Fix use read_unaligned instead of dereferencing ptrs

See merge request !5

Joonas Koivunen authored Nov 30, 2020 and Tom Almeida committed Nov 30, 2020

before this change, running tests with miri crashed with an alignment
error as pointers were read as for example u64 pointers. this doesn't
change the bench results at least for a amd64 amd zen2 cpu.

benches: Use criterion

See merge request !6

impl Write trait for the streaming SeaHasher

See merge request !4

Fix chunking

Closes #5

See merge request !3

stream: Fix chunking sensitivity.

Closes #1

See merge request !2

This is a breaking change that will cause the major version to be
bumped.

- Rewrite `SeaHasher` to use its own inner state instead of the one in
`buffer.rs`
- Add tests for chunking for stream hashing
- Add tests for ensuring the same result for streaming and block hashing
- Add benchmark for stream hashing
- Change `...` to `..=` in `buffer.rs`

Fixes #4.

- Fix warning about docstrings in function body.
- Fix `helper::read_u64` on 32-bit systems.
- Fix `buffer::pop` to rotate in the correct direction.

Fix `buffer::pop`

See merge request !1

This fixes tests that fail when built on 32-bit systems.

The `pop()` function rotated the internal state in the wrong order, causing `pop()`s to overwrite `b`, `c` and `d` to be equal every time.
This has been fixed, and the `mut a` has been removed from `push()` too.