Benchmark.md

Benchmark.md

• CPU: Intel Haskell i7

• The input file is created via

  $ dd if=/dev/urandom of=/tmp/test count=1024000
  1024000+0 records in
  1024000+0 records out
  524288000 bytes (524 MB, 500 MiB) copied, 4.64584 s, 113 MB/s

• Compiler:

  $ gcc --version
  gcc (GCC) 7.1.1 20170630

• Version (x86-64):

  • Chocobo1/Hash git master, configured with -O2
  • Coreutils 8.28, configured with -O2 --with-openssl=no
  • RHash 1.3.5, configured with -O2

• Results:

Hash	Chocobo1/Hash	Coreutils	%
BLAKE2b	1.194s / 418.8 MiB/s	1.151s / 434.4 MiB/s	3.7% slower
MD5	1.321s / 378.5 MiB/s	1.300s / 384.6 MiB/s	1.6% slower
SHA-1	1.470s / 340.1 MiB/s	1.512s / 330.7 MiB/s	2.8% faster
SHA-2-256	3.532s / 141.6 MiB/s	3.790s / 131.9 MiB/s	6.8% faster

Hash	Chocobo1/Hash	RHash	%
SHA-3-512	9.387s / 53.3 MiB/s	9.716s / 51.5 MiB/s	3.4% faster
Tiger1-192	1.422s / 351.6 MiB/s	1.440s / 347.2 MiB/s	1.3% faster
RIPEMD-160	1.924s / 259.9 MiB/s	3.010s / 166.1 MiB/s	36.1% faster
WHIRLPOOL	5.018s / 99.6 MiB/s	5.859s / 85.3 MiB/s	14.4% faster

Note: result will vary for different compilers, depends on how good the compiler optimizer are. So far gcc has the best results