11th August 2017, 2 min read Optimizing polynomial hash functions (Java vs. Swift) 4 thoughts on “Optimizing polynomial hash functions (Java vs. Swift)” Arseny Kapoulkine says: August 19, 2017 at 7:56 am > Swift crashes on signed overflows This is accurate but slightly misleading – Swift traps on all integer overflows/underflows regardless of the signedness of the type. Hands Off crack for MacOS OSX v3.1.3 — 01-2017 says: September 4, 2017 at 5:08 pm This helps. Thanks! Richard Startin says: November 5, 2017 at 10:01 pm Hi Daniel – I moved my site and it wasn’t possible to set up hard redirects. For reference: the post you linked to about the Java benchmarks is now at http://richardstartin.uk/still-true-in-java-9-handwritten-hash-codes-are-faster/ Daniel Lemire says: November 7, 2017 at 3:23 pm I updated the link.
> Swift crashes on signed overflows
This is accurate but slightly misleading – Swift traps on all integer overflows/underflows regardless of the signedness of the type.
This helps. Thanks!
Hi Daniel – I moved my site and it wasn’t possible to set up hard redirects. For reference: the post you linked to about the Java benchmarks is now at http://richardstartin.uk/still-true-in-java-9-handwritten-hash-codes-are-faster/
I updated the link.