First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute!
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We take functions written in C++, C and sometimes even in ASM. The smokers run on travis (x64 - Linux and darwin, x86, aarch64), appveyor (MSVC 17), and cirrus for FreeBSD 12.1. So g++ and clang++, linux, darwin, freebsd and Windows MSVC is tested, no mingw, no arm32 (yet). Note that Windows MSVC is only C89 or C++, but not C99, and a long is not long. Use stdint.h
git add submodule is fine.
Please check that a change should not exceed the test function >5min,
esp. for >=64bit hashes. A 2hr test (e.g. for 128bit) is unacceptable.
We don't want to wait 4 days to run through all test for all hashes.
Adjust the window length or repetition count on info->hashbits then.
My testmachine is a MacAir 2013 i7-4650U with 8GB RAM on darwin, which has a
faster CPU and libc than my big linux machine.
Hide longer tests behind --extra (g_testExtra).
64bit hashes don't have collisions. A practically useful test tests only the 8 lowest bits, as they are the most common bits uses in a hash table. The highest bits are usually better, thus rather test the lower bits.
Every test which breaks a hash function is appreciated. Look at the random crusher tests also (TestU01, Dieharder).