Date: 12/06/00
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> Right. It doesn't work with unaligned data but did you actually bump into
> such a case in PHP? I prefer not moving to memcpy() unless this is actually
> the case.
Yes (please refer to my first message). We are basically
strtok'ing through a string and adding parts of that string
to the hash.
memcpy is often implemented as an inline function or even
assembler by the C library, so the speed impact should be
negligible.
- Sascha
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