xor

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XOR

XOR code engine in pure Go

more than 10GB/S per core

Introduction:

1. Use SIMD (SSE2 or AVX2) for speeding up
2. ...

Installation

To get the package use the standard:

go get github.com/templexxx/xor

Documentation

See the associated GoDoc

Performance

Performance depends mainly on:

1. SIMD extension
2. unit size of worker
3. hardware ( CPU RAM etc)

Example of performance on my MacBook 2014-mid(i5-4278U 2.6GHz 2 physical cores). The 16MB per shards.

speed = ( shards * size ) / cost

data_shards	shard_size	speed (MB/S)
2	1KB	64127.95
2	1400B	59657.55
2	16KB	35370.84
2	16MB	12128.95
5	1KB	78837.33
5	1400B	58054.89
5	16KB	50161.19
5	16MB	12750.41

Who is using this?

1. https://github.com/xtaci/kcp-go -- A Production-Grade Reliable-UDP Library for golang

Documentation

Index

• func Bytes(dst, src0, src1 []byte)
• func BytesSameLen(dst, src0, src1 []byte)
• func BytesSrc0(dst, src0, src1 []byte)
• func BytesSrc1(dst, src0, src1 []byte)
• func Matrix(dst []byte, src [][]byte)

Functions

func Bytes

func Bytes(dst, src0, src1 []byte)

Bytes : chose the shortest one as xor size it's better to use it for big data ( > 64bytes )

func BytesSameLen

func BytesSameLen(dst, src0, src1 []byte)

BytesSameLen : all slice's length must be equal cut size branch, save time for small data

func BytesSrc0

func BytesSrc0(dst, src0, src1 []byte)

BytesSrc0 : src1 >= src0, dst >= src0 xor src0's len bytes

func BytesSrc1

func BytesSrc1(dst, src0, src1 []byte)

BytesSrc1 : src0 >= src1, dst >= src1 xor src1's len bytes

func Matrix

func Matrix(dst []byte, src [][]byte)

Matrix : all slice's length must be equal && != 0 len(src) must >= 2