For example, `xxhsum -b1 -b2` will benchmark XXH32 in both aligned and unaligned mode.
Also : modified default list,
now only test main variants (XXH32, XXH64, XXH3 and XXH128).
Also : -bi0 makes it possible to generate a very quick (though inaccurate) evaluation.
* Remove --quiet and "Loading ..." from manpage
* Remove "Loading ..." from markdown manpage
* Removing "Loading..." from code
* Update tests for "Loading..."
* Remove the remaining "Loading..." from source
Forgot about this one
* Test error message on non-existing file
* Fix a typo in a test (xxhsum vs ./xxhsum)
* Fix a typo for real. noneexistent -> nonexistent
Tested.
Work in progress.
- Fix many spelling/grammar issues, primarily in comments
- Remove most spaces before punctuation
- Update XXH3 comment
- Wrap most comments to 80 columns
- Unify most comments to use the same style
- Use hexadecimal in the xxhash spec
- Update help messages to better match POSIX/GNU conventions
- Use HTML escapes in README.md to avoid UTF-8
- Mark outdated benchmark/scores
Scine all short description in xxHash github repository and github.io has
"non-cryptographic", I added it for both short and long description in manpage.
- -b and -B<BLOCKSIZE> are benchmark options
- -h displays help
- -V displays version
- --little-endian sets hexadecimal display convension as little endian
You can generate xxhsum.1 by the following procedure:
```
sudo apt-get install -y ruby-ronn
# make man generates xxhsum.1 from xxhsum.1.md #
make man
# edit xxhsum.1.md here #
# auto preview for development
make preview-man
```
`Makefile` has the following tricky part:
```
xxhsum.1: xxhsum.1.md
cat $^ | $(MD2ROFF) $(MD2ROFF_FLAGS) | sed -n '/^\.\\\".*/!p' > $@
```
Last `sed` command removes `ronn`'s comment lines (`ronn`'s version, author, URL).
It doesn't mean disrespect for `ronn`. We need this removal because we must
ignore `ronn`'s version to minimize diff.
