Cmph is a free minimal perfect hash C library, providing several algorithms in the literature in a consistent, ease to use, API.

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  • So far it seems to work perfectly. My use case is for up to 6x10^8 keys. The ability to store the hash function to disk is extremely useful. Build instructions are non-existent, and I had to do some autoconf fixing that I didn't really understand just to create the configure file. Once past that, no problem.
  • I come across with this code from steve hanov's blog.. he was mentionig your work.. Thank you guys for such a great work. ( maybe one day you will do this in a masochistic way by programming it in assembler :D )
  • I want to add it to Perl. http://blogs.perl.org/users/rurban/2011/02/use-types.html
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Command-line

Programming Language

C

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2004-12-15