Somewhat off-topic I guess, but aren't PRNG, hashing and (symmetric) encryption in some sense all the same thing? If you have some magic, keyed mixing function that permutes a block of data without leaking information…
I did a qucik and dirty test with levels = 14. # program time change ./ray-ml: 21.46 # Original ocaml ./ray-cpp: 17.63 # Original c++ ./ray-cpp-no-dtor: 13.86 # Removed all cleanup, ocaml doesn't do it ./ray-cpp-2: 8.90…
Somewhat off-topic I guess, but aren't PRNG, hashing and (symmetric) encryption in some sense all the same thing? If you have some magic, keyed mixing function that permutes a block of data without leaking information…
I did a qucik and dirty test with levels = 14. # program time change ./ray-ml: 21.46 # Original ocaml ./ray-cpp: 17.63 # Original c++ ./ray-cpp-no-dtor: 13.86 # Removed all cleanup, ocaml doesn't do it ./ray-cpp-2: 8.90…