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The pull request adds RFC 5508 requirements and specification text. It also updates packet parsing, ICMP checksum translation, NAT session handling, filtering, VXLAN processing, routing types, and related tests.

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RFC 5508 requirements .duvet/config.toml, .duvet/requirements/..., .duvet/specifications/..., .duvet/snapshot.txt	Adds RFC 5508 as a specification source and records requirements for ICMP queries, errors, checksums, timeouts, hairpinning, fragmentation, and ICMP policy.
Packet and checksum foundations net/src/headers/*, net/src/ip/mod.rs, net/src/ipv4/mod.rs, net/src/icmp{4,6}/mod.rs, net/src/packet/*	Adds upper-layer protocol access, IPv4 option handling, embedded checksum rules, ICMP extension tests, and packet-building helpers.
Filtering and protocol resolution acl-filter/*, flow-filter/*	Header-chain parsing now distinguishes NotIp, Unhandled, and Malformed packets. Tests cover IPv6 extensions, VLAN tags, and incomplete protocol chains.
NAT ICMP and session state nat/src/icmp_handler/*, nat/src/masquerade/*, nat/Cargo.toml	ICMP translation updates embedded checksums, preserves ICMP query sessions, uses typed flow addresses, and adds allocator and IPv6 coverage.
NAT port forwarding nat/src/portfw/*	Port-forwarding protocol checks use the resolved upper-layer protocol and add extension-header and fragment tests.
Routing and encapsulation routing/src/fib/*, dataplane/src/packet_processor/ipforward.rs	Resolved encapsulation types are used throughout. VXLAN decapsulation rejects VLAN-tagged packets, and egress objects no longer store interface names.

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<title>seed.rs - source</title> https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/src/rapidhash/inner/seed.rs.html seed.rs - source Skip to main content # rapidhash/inner/seed.rs ``` 1//! Reliable seeding and secrets generation for the hash functions. 2 3// Allow dead code as we don&`#39`;t export the unstable rapidhash_rs or the RapidSecrets asa they aren&`#39`;t 4// used in the RapidHasher API yet. 5#![allow(dead_code)] 6 7use crate::util::mix::rapid_mix; 8 9/// The default seed used in the C++ implementation. 10pub(crate) const DEFAULT_SEED: u64 = 0; 11 12/// Used only for generating random secrets. 13pub(crate) const DEFAULT_SECRETS: [u64; 7] = [ 14 0x2d358dccaa6c78a5, 15 0x8bb84b93962eacc9, 16 0x4b33a62ed433d4a3, 17 0x4d5a2da51de1aa47, 18 0xa0761d6478bd642f, 19 0xe7037ed1a0b428db, 20 0x90ed1765281c388c, 21]; 22 23/// The default rapidhash secrets used in the C++ implementation. 24/// 25/// We recommend generating your own secrets using the [`RapidSecrets::seed`] method to avoid 26/// trivial collision attacks if you need minimal HashDoS protection. 27pub const DEFAULT_RAPID_SECRETS: RapidSecrets = RapidSecrets::seed_cpp(DEFAULT_SEED); 28 29/// Hold the seed and secrets to be used by rapidhash. 30/// 31/// RapidSecrets premix the seed and generate a set of other secrets based on the seed that are all 32/// used in the hashing process. There are some quality checks on the random values to ensure a 33/// reasonable distribution of entropy in the generated secrets. 34/// 35/// Constructing this struct is fairly cheap, but unnecessary in the critical path. We therefore 36/// recommend instantiating it once and re-using the same instance for any persistent hashing. The 37/// `seed` method is marked `const` to also do so at compile time. 38/// 39/// # Minimal HashDoS Protection 40/// We recommend changing the default seed and secrets must be changed to avoid trivial collision 41/// attacks. For persistent hashing, you can hard code your own randomized seed at compile time. 42/// 43/// ```rust 44/// use rapidhash::v3::RapidSecrets; 45/// const DEFAULT_SECRETS: RapidSecrets = RapidSecrets::seed(0x123456); // <-- change this value! 46/// 47/// /// Export your chosen rapidhash version and secrets for use throughout your project. 48/// pub fn rapidhash(data: &[u8]) -> u64 { 49/// rapidhash::v3::rapidhash_v3_seeded(data, &DEFAULT_SECRETS) 50/// } 51/// ``` 52/// 53/// TODO: serde or serialization support. 54#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] 55pub struct RapidSecrets { 56 /// The core rapidhash seed. 57 pub seed: u64, 58 59 /// The secrets, effectively other seeds used in the hashing process. 60 pub secrets: [u64; 7], 61} 62 63impl RapidSecrets { 64 /// Generate secrets from a given randomized seed. 65 /// 66 /// Note the chosen seed will be pre-mixed to further randomized it, and the secrets will be 67 /// computed based on the seed. 68 /// 69 /// If compatibility with the C++ implementation is required, use the `seed_cpp` method instead. 70 #[inline] 71 pub const fn seed(seed: u64) -> Self { 72 let seed = premix_seed(seed, 0); 73 let mut secrets = [0; 7]; 74 secrets[0] = premix_seed(seed, 0); 75 secrets[1] = premix_seed(secrets[0], 1); 76 secrets[2] = premix_seed(secrets[1], 2); 77 secrets[3] = premix_seed(secrets[2], 3); 78 secrets[4] = premix_seed(secrets[3], 4); 79 secrets[5] = premix_seed(secrets[4], 5); 80 secrets[6] = premix_seed(secrets[5], 6); 81 Self { seed, secrets } 82 } 83 84 /// Creates a new `RapidSecrets` instance with a different seed and the same secrets. 85 /// 86 /// This is useful for in-memory hashing, so we can quickly use a different seed for other 87 /// HashMaps. 88 #[inline(always)] 89 pub const fn reseed(&self) -> Self { 90 Self { 91 seed: premix_seed(self.seed, 6), 92 secrets: self.secrets, 93 } 94 } 95 96 /// Creates a new `RapidSecrets` instance using a seed and secrets that are compatible with the 97 /// C++ implementation. 98 /// 99 /// Note that these **use the default secrets** and therefore are liable to some trivial 100 /// collision attacks, as randomising both …[truncated] <title>rapidhash/src/inner/seed.rs at v4.2.0 · hoxxep/rapidhash</title> https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/blob/v4.2.0/rapidhash/src/inner/seed.rs # File: hoxxep/rapidhash/rapidhash/src/inner/seed.rs - Repository: hoxxep/rapidhash | An extremely fast, high-quality, non-cryptographic hash function. Platform independent compile-time and run-time hashing in rust. | 238 stars | Rust - Branch: v4.2.0 ```rs //! Reliable seeding and secrets generation for the hash functions. // Allow dead code as we don&`#39`;t export the unstable rapidhash_rs or the RapidSecrets asa they aren&`#39`;t // used in the RapidHasher API yet. #![allow(dead_code)] use crate::util::mix::rapid_mix; /// The default seed used in the C++ implementation. pub(crate) const DEFAULT_SEED: u64 = 0; /// Used only for generating random secrets. pub(crate) const DEFAULT_SECRETS: [u64; 7] = [ 0x2d358dccaa6c78a5, 0x8bb84b93962eacc9, 0x4b33a62ed433d4a3, 0x4d5a2da51de1aa47, 0xa0761d6478bd642f, 0xe7037ed1a0b428db, 0x90ed1765281c388c, ]; /// The default rapidhash secrets used in the C++ implementation. /// /// We recommend generating your own secrets using the [`RapidSecrets::seed`] method to avoid /// trivial collision attacks if you need minimal HashDoS protection. pub const DEFAULT_RAPID_SECRETS: RapidSecrets = RapidSecrets::seed_cpp(DEFAULT_SEED); /// Hold the seed and secrets to be used by rapidhash. /// /// RapidSecrets premix the seed and generate a set of other secrets based on the seed that are all /// used in the hashing process. There are some quality checks on the random values to ensure a /// reasonable distribution of entropy in the generated secrets. /// /// Constructing this struct is fairly cheap, but unnecessary in the critical path. We therefore /// recommend instantiating it once and re-using the same instance for any persistent hashing. The /// `seed` method is marked `const` to also do so at compile time. /// /// # Minimal HashDoS Protection /// We recommend changing the default seed and secrets must be changed to avoid trivial collision /// attacks. For persistent hashing, you can hard code your own randomized seed at compile time. /// /// ```rust /// use rapidhash::v3::RapidSecrets; /// const DEFAULT_SECRETS: RapidSecrets = RapidSecrets::seed(0x123456); // <-- change this value! /// /// /// Export your chosen rapidhash version and secrets for use throughout your project. /// pub fn rapidhash(data: &[u8]) -> u64 { /// rapidhash::v3::rapidhash_v3_seeded(data, &DEFAULT_SECRETS) /// } /// ``` /// /// TODO: serde or serialization support. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub struct RapidSecrets { /// The core rapidhash seed. pub seed: u64, /// The secrets, effectively other seeds used in the hashing process. pub secrets: [u64; 7], } impl RapidSecrets { /// Generate secrets from a given randomized seed. /// /// Note the chosen seed will be pre-mixed to further randomized it, and the secrets will be /// computed based on the seed. /// /// If compatibility with the C++ implementation is required, use the `seed_cpp` method instead. #[inline] pub const fn seed(seed: u64) -> Self { let seed = premix_seed(seed, 0); let mut secrets = [0; 7]; secrets[0] = premix_seed(seed, 0); secrets[1] = premix_seed(secrets[0], 1); secrets[2] = premix_seed(secrets[1], 2); secrets[3] = premix_seed(secrets[2], 3); secrets[4] = premix_seed(secrets[3], 4); secrets[5] = premix_seed(secrets[4], 5); secrets[6] = premix_seed(secrets[5], 6); Self { seed, secrets } } /// Creates a new `RapidSecrets` instance with a different seed and the same secrets. /// /// This is useful for in-memory hashing, so we can quickly use a different seed for other /// HashMaps. #[inline] pub const fn reseed(&self) -> Self { Self { seed: premix_seed(self.seed, 6), secrets: self.secrets, } } /// Creates a new `RapidSecrets` instance using a seed and secrets that are compatible with the /// C++ implementation. /// /// Note that these **use the default secrets** and therefore are liable to some trivial /// collision attacks, as randomising both the seed and secrets is necessary to provide minimal /// HashDoS r…[truncated] <title>RapidHasher in rapidhash::inner - Rust</title> https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/inner/struct.RapidHasher.html } ``` ... A Hasher trait compatible hasher that uses the rapidhash algorithm, and uses `#[inline(always)]` for all methods. ... ``` use std::hash::Hasher; use rapidhash::quality::RapidHasher; ... let mut hasher = RapidHasher::default(); hasher.write(b"hello world"); let hash = hasher.finish(); ``` ... Source§ impl<&`#39`;s, const AVALANCHE: bool, const SPONGE: bool, const COMPACT: bool, const PROTECTED: bool> RapidHasher<&`#39`;s, AVALANCHE, SPONGE, COMPACT, PROTECTED> ... Source pub const DEFAULT_SEED: u64 = super::seed::DEFAULT_SEED ... Default `RapidHasher` seed. ... Source pub const fn new(seed: u64) -> Self ... Create a new RapidHasher with a custom seed. ... See instead crate::quality::RandomState::new or crate::fast::RandomState::new for a random seed and random secret initialization, for minimal DoS resistance. ... Source pub const fn default_const() -> Self ... Create a new RapidHasher using the default seed and secrets. ... Source§ impl Default for RapidHasher<&`#39`;_, AVALANCHE, SPONGE, COMPACT, PROTECTED> ... Source§ fn default() -> Self ... Create a new RapidHasher with the default seed. ... See crate::inner::RandomState for a std::hash::BuildHasher that initializes with a random seed. ... Source§ impl Hasher for RapidHasher<&`#39`;_, AVALANCHE, SPONGE, COMPACT, PROTECTED> This implementation implements methods for all integer types as the compiler will (hopefully…) inline and heavily optimize the rapidhash_core for each. Where the bytes length is known the compiler can make significant optimisations and saves us writing them out by hand. Source§ fn finish(&self) -> u64 ... Produce the final hash value, marked as `#[inline(always)]`. <title>RapidSecrets in rapidhash::v1 - Rust</title> https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/v1/struct.RapidSecrets.html RapidSecrets in rapidhash::v1 - Rust Skip to main content # Struct RapidSecrets ``` pub struct RapidSecrets { pub seed: u64, pub secrets: [u64; 3], } ``` Hold the seed and secrets to be used by rapidhash. RapidSecrets premix the seed and generate a set of other secrets based on the seed that are all used in the hashing process. There are some quality checks on the random values to ensure a reasonable distribution of entropy in the generated secrets. Constructing this struct is fairly cheap, but unnecessary in the critical path. We therefore recommend instantiating it once and re-using the same instance for any persistent hashing. The`seed` method is marked`const` to also do so at compile time. ## §Minimal HashDoS Protection We recommend changing the default seed and secrets to avoid trivial collision attacks. For persistent hashing, you can hard code your own randomized seed at compile time. ``` use rapidhash::v1::RapidSecrets; const DEFAULT_SECRETS: RapidSecrets = RapidSecrets::seed(0x123456); // <-- change this value! /// Export your chosen rapidhash version and secrets for use throughout your project. pub fn rapidhash(data: &[u8]) -> u64 { rapidhash::v1::rapidhash_v1_seeded(data, &DEFAULT_SECRETS) } ``` TODO: serde or serialization support. ## Fields§ § u64`seed: ` The core rapidhash seed. § u64 3`secrets: [; ]` The secrets, effectively other seeds used in the hashing process. ## Implementations§ § ### impl RapidSecrets #### pub const fn seed(seed: u64) -> Self Generate secrets from a given randomized seed. Note the chosen seed will be pre-mixed to further randomized it, and the secrets will be computed based on the seed. If compatibility with the C++ implementation is required, use the`seed_cpp` method instead. #### pub const fn reseed(&self) -> Self Creates a new`RapidSecrets` instance with a different seed and the same secrets. This is useful for in-memory hashing, so we can quickly use a different seed for other HashMaps. #### pub const fn seed_cpp(seed: u64) -> Self Creates a new`RapidSecrets` instance using a seed and secrets that are compatible with the C++ implementation. Note that these use the default secrets and therefore are liable to some trivial collision attacks, as randomising both the seed and secrets is necessary to provide minimal HashDoS resistance. ## Trait Implementations§ § ### impl Clone for RapidSecrets trait core::clone::Clone struct rapidhash::v1::RapidSecrets § #### fn clone(&self) -> RapidSecrets Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more 1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§ #### fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self) Performs copy-assignment from`source`. Read more § ### impl Copy for RapidSecrets trait core::marker::Copy struct rapidhash::v1::RapidSecrets § ### impl Debug for RapidSecrets trait core::fmt::Debug struct rapidhash::v1::RapidSecrets § #### fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<&`#39`;_>) -> Result Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more § ### impl Eq for RapidSecrets trait core::cmp::Eq struct rapidhash::v1::RapidSecrets § ### impl Hash for RapidSecrets trait core::hash::Hash struct rapidhash::v1::RapidSecrets § #### fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H) Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more 1.3.0 · Source§ trait core::hash::Hasher trait core::marker::Sized #### fn hash_slice (data: &[Self], state: &mut H)where H: Hasher, Self: Sized, Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more § ### impl PartialEq for RapidSecrets trait core::cmp::PartialEq struct rapidhash::v1::RapidSecrets § #### fn eq(&self, other: &RapidSecrets) -> bool Tests for`self` and`other` values to be equal, and is used by`==`. 1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§ #### fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool Tests for`!=`. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason. § ### impl StructuralPartialEq for RapidSe…[truncated] <title>RapidSecrets in rapidhash::v2 - Rust</title> https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/v2/struct.RapidSecrets.html RapidSecrets in rapidhash::v2 - Rust Skip to main content # Struct RapidSecrets ``` pub struct RapidSecrets { pub seed: u64, pub secrets: [u64; 7], } ``` Expand description Hold the seed and secrets to be used by rapidhash. RapidSecrets premix the seed and generate a set of other secrets based on the seed that are all used in the hashing process. There are some quality checks on the random values to ensure a reasonable distribution of entropy in the generated secrets. Constructing this struct is fairly cheap, but unnecessary in the critical path. We therefore recommend instantiating it once and re-using the same instance for any persistent hashing. The`seed` method is marked`const` to also do so at compile time. ## §Minimal HashDoS Protection We recommend changing the default seed and secrets must be changed to avoid trivial collision attacks. For persistent hashing, you can hard code your own randomized seed at compile time. ``` use rapidhash::v2::RapidSecrets; const DEFAULT_SECRETS: RapidSecrets = RapidSecrets::seed(0x123456); // <-- change this value! /// Export your chosen rapidhash version and secrets for use throughout your project. pub fn rapidhash(data: &[u8]) -> u64 { rapidhash::v2::rapidhash_v2_2_seeded(data, &DEFAULT_SECRETS) } ``` TODO: serde or serialization support. ## Fields§ The core rapidhash seed. § u64 7`secrets: [; ]` The secrets, effectively other seeds used in the hashing process. ## Implementations§ § ### impl RapidSecrets #### pub const fn seed(seed: u64) -> Self Generate secrets from a given randomized seed. Note the chosen seed will be pre-mixed to further randomized it, and the secrets will be computed based on the seed. If compatibility with the C++ implementation is required, use the`seed_cpp` method instead. #### pub const fn reseed(&self) -> Self Creates a new`RapidSecrets` instance with a different seed and the same secrets. This is useful for in-memory hashing, so we can quickly use a different seed for other HashMaps. #### pub const fn seed_cpp(seed: u64) -> Self Creates a new`RapidSecrets` instance using a seed and secrets that are compatible with the C++ implementation. Note that these use the default secrets and therefore are liable to some trivial collision attacks, as randomising both the seed and secrets is necessary to provide minimal HashDoS resistance. ## Trait Implementations§ § ### impl Clone for RapidSecrets § #### fn clone(&self) -> RapidSecrets Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more 1.0.0 · Source§ #### fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self) Performs copy-assignment from`source`. Read more § ### impl Debug for RapidSecrets § #### fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<&`#39`;_>) -> Result Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more § ### impl Hash for RapidSecrets § #### fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H) Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more 1.3.0 · Source§ #### fn hash_slice (data: &[Self], state: &mut H)where H: Hasher, Self: Sized, Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more § ### impl PartialEq for RapidSecrets § #### fn eq(&self, other: &RapidSecrets) -> bool Tests for`self` and`other` values to be equal, and is used by`==`. 1.0.0 · Source§ #### fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool Tests for`!=`. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason. § ### impl Copy for RapidSecrets § ### impl Eq for RapidSecrets § ### impl StructuralPartialEq for RapidSecrets ## Auto Trait Implementations§ § ### impl Freeze for RapidSecrets § ### impl RefUnwindSafe for RapidSecrets § ### impl Send for RapidSecrets § ### impl Sync for RapidSecrets § ### impl Unpin for RapidSecrets § ### impl UnsafeUnpin for RapidSecrets § ### impl UnwindSafe for RapidSecrets ## Blanket Implementations§ § ### impl Any for Twhere T: &`#39`;static + ?Sized, § #### fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId Get…[truncated]

Citations:

• 1: https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/src/rapidhash/inner/seed.rs.html
• 2: https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/blob/v4.2.0/rapidhash/src/inner/seed.rs
• 3: https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/inner/struct.RapidHasher.html
• 4: https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/v1/struct.RapidSecrets.html
• 5: https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/v2/struct.RapidSecrets.html
• 6: https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/inner/struct.SeedableState.html

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Rapidhash is a high-performance, non-cryptographic hashing algorithm [1][2]. There are two primary, distinct projects associated with the name: 1. Nicoshev/rapidhash: The original C++ implementation of the rapidhash algorithm [1][3]. 2. hoxxep/rapidhash: A portable Rust implementation of the rapidhash algorithm [2][4]. Regarding your specific query about version 4.5.1, write_u16, and finish: - Version 4.5.1 refers to the Rust crate rapidhash maintained by hoxxep [4][5]. This version was released on July 3, 2026 [5]. - The RapidHasher struct is a core component of this Rust crate, implementing the standard std::hash::Hasher trait [6][7]. - The methods write_u16 and finish are standard requirements of the Hasher trait [6][8]. In the rapidhash crate, RapidHasher implements these methods to allow for efficient, incremental hashing [6][7]. Specifically, write_u16 is used to feed 16-bit integers into the hasher, and finish is used to produce the final 64-bit hash value [6][9]. These methods are typically marked with #[inline(always)] to ensure high performance [6]. The Rust implementation is designed to be platform-independent and is optimized for both AMD64 and AArch64 architectures without relying on machine-specific vectorized or cryptographic instructions [2][4]. Note that while the RapidHasher struct provides a convenient interface for HashMap and HashSet, its output is not guaranteed to be stable across different crate versions or platforms, unlike the specific stable functions (e.g., rapidhash_v3) provided by the crate [7][10].
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<title>Nicoshev/rapidhash</title> https://github.com/Nicoshev/rapidhash # Nicoshev/rapidhash Very fast, high quality, platform-independent hashing algorithm. - Stars: 879 - Forks: 49 - Watchers: 879 - Open issues: 14 - License: MIT License - Default branch: master - Created: 2024-05-17T21:50:41Z ## Languages - C - C++ - Makefile ## Top Contributors - wangyi-fudan (945 contributions) - Nicoshev (123 contributions) - eldruin (15 contributions) - ringabout (4 contributions) - oertl (4 contributions) - joe-conigliaro (3 contributions) - hoxxep (3 contributions) - gzm55 (2 contributions) - Molth (2 contributions) - TheOneric (2 contributions) --- ## README rapidhash - Very fast, high quality, platform-independent ==== Family of three hash functions: rapidhash, rapidhashMicro and rapidhashNano Used by Chromium, NodeJS, Folly&`#39`;s F14, Fuchsia, Ninja, JuliaLang, ziglang, fb303, zxc, among others **Rapidhash** General purpose hash function, amazing performance across all sizes. Surpasses 70GB/s on Apple&`#39`;s M4 cpus. Clang-18+ compiles it to ~185 instructions, both on x86-64 and aarch64. The fastest recommended hash function by SMHasher and SMHasher3. **RapidhashMicro** Designed for HPC and server applications, where cache misses make a noticeable performance detriment. Clang-18+ compiles it to ~140 instructions without stack usage, both on x86-64 and aarch64. Faster for sizes up to 512 bytes, just 15%-20% slower for inputs above 1kb. Produces same output as Rapidhash for inputs up to 80 bytes. **RapidhashNano** Designed for Mobile and embedded applications, where keeping a small code size is a top priority. Clang-18+ compiles it to less than 100 instructions without stack usage, both on x86-64 and aarch64. The fastest for sizes up to 48 bytes, but may be considerably slower for larger inputs. Produces same output as Rapidhash for inputs up to 48 bytes. **Streamable** The three functions can be computed without knowing the input length upfront. **Universal** All functions have been optimized for both AMD64 and AArch64 systems. Compatible with gcc, clang, icx and MSVC. They do not use machine-specific vectorized or cryptographic instruction sets. **Excellent** All functions pass all tests in both SMHasher and SMHasher3. Collision-based study showed a collision probability close to ideal. Outstanding collision ratio when tested with datasets of 16B and 67B keys: | Input Len | Nb Hashes | Expected | Nb Collisions | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 12 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 6 | | 16 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 7 | | 24 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 7 | | 32 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 10 | | 40 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 4 | | 48 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 7 | | 64 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 6 | | 80 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 11 | | 96 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 6 | | 120 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 8 | | 128 | 15 Gi | 7.0 | 6 | | 12 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 122 | | 16 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 97 | | 24 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 125 | | 32 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 131 | | 40 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 117 | | 48 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 146 | | 64 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 162 | | 80 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 165 | | 96 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 180 | | 120 | 62 Gi | 120.1 | 168 | More results can be found in the collisions folder Outstanding performance ------------------------- Average latency when hashing keys of 4, 8 and 16 bytes | Hash | M1 Pro | M3 Pro | Neoverse V2 | AMD Turin | Ryzen 9700X | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | rapidhash | 1.79ns | 1.38ns | 2.05ns | 2.31ns | 1.46ns | | xxh3 | 1.92ns | 1.50ns | 2.15ns | 2.35ns | 1.45ns | Peak throughput when hashing files of 16Kb-2Mb | Hash | M1 Pro | M3 Pro | M3 Ultra | M4 | Neoverse V2 | Ryzen 9700X | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | rapidhash | 47GB/s | 57GB/s | 61GB/s | 71GB/s | 38GB/s | 68GB/s | | xxh3 | 37GB/s | 43GB/s | 47GB/s | 49GB/s | 34GB/s | 78GB/s | Long-input measurements were taken compiling with the RAPIDHASH_UNROLLED macro. The benchmarking program can be found in the bench folder Collision-based hash quality study ------------------------- A perfect hash function distributes its domain uniformly onto the image. When the domain&`#39`;s cardinality is a multiple of the image&`#39`;s cardinali…[truncated] <title>Search code, repositories, users, issues, pull requests...</title> https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash GitHub - hoxxep/rapidhash: An extremely fast, high-quality, non-cryptographic hash function. Platform independent compile-time and run-time hashing in rust. ... # rapidhash – portable rust hashing ... A rust implementation of rapidhash, the official successor to wyhash. ... - CLI tool for convenient hashing of files or stdin. - Streamable hashing for large files and other streams. - Non-cryptographic hash function that&`#39`;s "minimally DoS resistant" in the same manner as foldhash. - Idiomatic`std::hash::Hasher` compatible hasher for`HashMap` and`HashSet`. - Run-time and compile-time hashing as the hash implementation is fully`const`. - Official successor to wyhash with improved speed, quality, and compatibility. ... - No dependencies and no-std compatible when disabling default features. ... - Memory safe, when the`unsafe` feature is disabled (default). This implementation has also been fuzz-tested with`cargo fuzz`. ... - Platform independent, works on all platforms, no dependency on machine- ... vectorized or cryptographic hardware instructions. Optimised for both AMD64 and AArch64. ... - Very fast, the fastest passing hash in SMHasher3. Significant peak throughput improvement over wyhash and foldhash. Fastest platform-independent hash. Fastest const hash. ... - High quality, the fastest hash passing all tests in ... SMHasher and SMHasher3 benchmarks. Collision-based study showed a collision probability that&`#39`;s close to ideal. ... - `RapidHashMap` and`RapidHashSet`: Helper types for using`RapidHasher` with`HashMap` and`HashSet`. - `RandomState`: A`std::hash::BuildHasher` for initialising the hasher with a random seed and secrets. - `RapidHashBuilder`: A`std::hash::BuildHasher` for initialising the hasher with the default seed and secrets. - `RapidHasher`: A`std::hash::Hasher` compatible hasher that uses the rapidhash algorithm. ... Full compatibility with C++ rapidhash algorithms, methods are provided for all rapidhash V1, V2, and V3 (with micro/nano) variants. These are stable functions whose output will not change between crate versions. ... rapidhash:: ... rapidhash_v3_ ... , rapidhash_ ... 3_file_seeded, RapidSecrets}; ... /// A helper function for your chosen rapidhash version and secrets. #[inline] pub fn rapidhash(data: &[u8]) -> u64 { rapidhash_v3_seeded(data, &RAPID_SECRETS) } ... Rapidhash can also be installed as a CLI tool to hash files or stdin. This is not a cryptographic hash, but should be much faster than cryptographic hashes. This is fully compatible with the C++ rapidhash V1, V2, and V3 algorithms. ... ## Rapidhash Versioning ... C++ compatibility is presented in`rapidhash::v1`,`rapidhash::v2`, and`rapidhash::v3` modules. The output for these is guaranteed to be stable between major crate versions. ... Rapidhash V3 is the recommended, fastest, and most recent version of the hash. Streaming is only possible with the rapidhash V3 algorithm. Others are provided for backwards compatibility. ... Rust hasing traits (`RapidHasher`,`RapidBuildHasher`, etc.) are implemented in`rapidhash::fast`,`rapidhash::quality`, and`rapidhash::inner` modules. These are not guaranteed to give a consistent hash output between platforms, compiler versions, or crate versions as the rust`Hasher` trait is not suitable for portable hashing. ... - Use`rapidhash::inner` to set advanced parameters to configure the hash function specifically to your use case. - Use`rapidhash::quality` where statistical hash quality is the priority, such as HyperLogLog or MinHash algorithms. - Use`rapidhash::fast` for optimal hashing speed with a slightly lower hash quality. Best for most datastructures such as HashMap and HashSet usage. ... - Patch for bug fixes and performance improvements. - Minor for significant API additions/deprecations or any changes to`RapidHasher` output. - Major for breaking API changes and MSRV version bumps or any changes to`rapidhash_v*` method output. ... Portable hash outputs (eg.`rapidhash…[truncated] <title>Releases · Nicoshev/rapidhash · GitHub</title> https://github.com/Nicoshev/rapidhash/releases Releases · Nicoshev/rapidhash · GitHub / rapidhash Public ## Release list Jump to release - Rapidhash V3 - Rapidhash V2.2 - Rapidhash V2.1 - Rapidhash V2 - Rapidhash v1.0 Compare # Choose a tag to compare View all tags Nicoshev released this 16 Aug 15:26 This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature. GPG key ID: B5690EEEBB952194 Verified Learn about vigilant mode. Re-releasing V3 Assets 2 👍 7 7 people reacted Compare # Choose a tag to compare View all tags Nicoshev released this 20 May 17:01 This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature. GPG key ID: B5690EEEBB952194 Verified Learn about vigilant mode. Improves speed by about 10% for sizes less than 4. Introduces RAPIDHASH_SUPER_COMPACT. This macro will further reduce code size, at the expense of reducing speed for sizes >= 96. Assets 2 Compare # Choose a tag to compare View all tags Nicoshev released this 20 May 02:56 This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature. GPG key ID: B5690EEEBB952194 Verified Learn about vigilant mode. Improve short-input speed Tweak quality Update results according to new output values Assets 2 Compare # Choose a tag to compare View all tags Nicoshev released this 13 May 17:45 This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature. GPG key ID: B5690EEEBB952194 Verified Learn about vigilant mode. New release, greatly improving hashing throughput Assets 2 👍 2 🎉 4 🚀 1 7 people reacted Compare # Choose a tag to compare View all tags Nicoshev released this 06 Aug 16:41 Rapidhash initial release Assets 3 👍 1 😄 1 🎉 4 🚀 1 👀 1 4 people reacted <title>rapidhash</title> https://crates.io/crates/rapidhash - Version: 4.5.1 - Repository: https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash - Docs: https://docs.rs/rapidhash - Total downloads: 20264155 - Recent downloads: 13179455 - Dependents: 106 - Created: 2024-09-17T02:53:47.364133Z - Updated: 2026-07-03T23:22:24.832297Z ... ## README rapidhash – portable rust hashing A rust implementation of rapidhash, the official successor to wyhash. Used by Google&`#39`;s Fuchsia OS, Turso DB, metrics, alloy-primitives, fixed-cache, and others. High quality – the fastest hash to pass all SMHasher and SMHasher3 tests, with near-ideal collision probability. Very fast – significant throughput improvement over wyhash and foldhash. Platform independent and no-std compatible – stable hash output on all platforms with no dependency on vectorized or cryptographic hardware instructions. Optimized for both AMD64 and AArch64. Official successor to wyhash with improved speed, quality, and compatibility. Run-time and compile-time hashing – the hash implementation is fully const. Idiomatic std::hash::Hasher compatible hasher for HashMap and HashSet. Non-cryptographic – "minimally DoS resistant" in the same manner as foldhash. Streamable – incremental and Read -based hashing for large files and other streams. CLI tool for hashing files or stdin. Sponsored by Upon, inheritance vaults for your digital life. Ensure your family can access your devices, accounts, and assets when the unexpected happens. Need randomness too? rapidrand has been spun out of rapidhash as the complementary, tiny, incredibly fast PRNG crate with full rand compatibility. Usage In-Memory Hashing The in-memory hasher follows rust&`#39`;s std::hash traits. The underlying hash function may change between minor versions and is only suitable for in-memory use (e.g. HashMap, HashSet). Available in rapidhash::fast and rapidhash::quality flavours. RapidHasher: a std::hash::Hasher compatible hasher using the rapidhash algorithm. RandomState: a std::hash::BuildHasher that initializes the hasher with a random seed and secrets. GlobalState: a std::hash::BuildHasher that initializes the hasher with a global seed and secrets, randomized once per process. SeedableState: a std::hash::BuildHasher that initializes the hasher with a custom seed and secrets. RapidHashMap / RapidHashSet: helper types using fast::RandomState with HashMap and HashSet. use rapidhash::RapidHashMap; ... let hasher = SeedableState::fixed(); ... assert_eq!(hasher.hash_one(b"hello world"), 3348275917668072623); ... Portable Hashing Fully compatible with the C++ rapidhash algorithms. Methods are provided for all rapidhash V1, V2, and V3 (with micro/nano) variants. These are stable functions whose output will not change between crate versions. use rapidhash::v3::{rapidhash_v3_seeded, rapidhash_v3_file_seeded, RapidSecrets, RapidStreamHasherV3}; ... rapidhash_v3_seeded(b ... // Stream: write chunks of any size, same output regardless of chunk boundaries. let mut hasher = RapidStreamHasherV3::new(&SECRETS); hasher.write(b"hello "); hasher.write(b"world"); let stream = hasher.finish(); ... bulk, stream ... See the portable ... hash crate for why using the standard library hashing traits is not recommended for portable hashing. Rapidhash is planning to implement the PortableHash and PortableHasher traits in a future release. CLI Rapidhash can be installed as a CLI tool to hash files or stdin. Not a cryptographic hash, but much faster than one. Fully compatible with the C++ rapidhash V1, V2, and V3 ... . Output is the decimal u64 hash value. # install cargo ... (output: ... 8543579700415218186 ... echo "example" | rapidhash --v3 ... Features default: std std: Enables the RapidHashMap and RapidHashSet helper types, and lets RandomState and GlobalState seed their secrets from the standard library&`#39`;s secure RNG (rather than ASLR alone) and initialize slightly faster via a thread-local seed counter. Disabling it keeps the crate no_std, but seed…[truncated] <title>v4.5.1</title> https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/releases/tag/v4.5.1 # v4.5.1 - Tag: v4.5.1 - Repository: hoxxep/rapidhash - Published: 2026-07-03T23:23:08Z - Author: hoxxep --- ## What&`#39`;s Changed * Fix size tests for s390x architectures with 8-byte alignment for u128 by `@hoxxep` in https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/pull/101 * Fix new thread seeding for std but no-atomic targets by `@hoxxep` in https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/pull/102 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/compare/v4.5.0...v4.5.1

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/Nicoshev/rapidhash
• 2: https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash
• 3: https://github.com/Nicoshev/rapidhash/releases
• 4: https://crates.io/crates/rapidhash
• 5: https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/releases/tag/v4.5.1
• 6: https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/inner/struct.RapidHasher.html
• 7: https://docs.rs/rapidhash/latest/rapidhash/
• 8: https://liams.website/articles/making-rapidhash-rapid
• 9: https://docs.rs/rscrypto/latest/rscrypto/hashes/fast/rapidhash/struct.RapidHasher.html
• 10: https://github.com/hoxxep/rapidhash/

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Verify every ECMP group member.

This assertion accepts two selected entries for a five-entry group. A regression that excludes three members still passes. Require all five distinct entries.

Proposed fix

-        assert!(
-            distinct.len() > 1,
-            "every one of 200 flows took the same one of {} paths",
-            entries.len()
-        );
+        assert_eq!(
+            distinct.len(),
+            entries.len(),
+            "not every group member was selected"
+        );

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	let distinct: HashSet<&FibEntry> = chosen.values().collect();
	assert!(
	distinct.len() > 1,
	"every one of 200 flows took the same one of {} paths",
	entries.len()
	);
	let distinct: HashSet<&FibEntry> = chosen.values().collect();
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	distinct.len(),
	entries.len(),
	"not every group member was selected"
	);

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If this ends up being rebased we should rephrase the AI slop text in scripts/spec-interlock.ts:58 but it isn't worth blocking this PR.

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• Prevent NAT from rewriting non-first fragments · New

What changed in this PR

Adds RFC 5508 ICMP handling, checksum translation, fragment-aware protocol classification, and extensive networking/NAT tests.

Changes:

• Adds ICMP query/error handling and checksum translation.
• Improves extension-header and fragment classification across filters and NAT.
• Expands IPv4 options, VLAN/VXLAN, ECMP, allocator, regression, and RFC traceability coverage.

File	Reviewed changes
scripts/​spec-interlock.ts	Adds RFC mutant acceptance.
routing/​src/​fib/​test.rs	Adds ECMP selection tests.
routing/​src/​fib/​fibobjects.rs	Adds classification properties.
net/​src/​packet/​utils.rs	Exposes upper-layer protocol lookup.
net/​src/​packet/​test_utils.rs	Adds ICMP and VXLAN fixtures.
net/​src/​packet/​mod.rs	Tests VLAN preservation after decapsulation.
net/​src/​packet/​icmp_err.rs	Adds checksum properties.
net/​src/​ipv4/​mod.rs	Adds IPv4 options mutation and tests; Nit (1 vote): documentation omits non-multiple-of-four length rejection.
net/​src/​ip/​mod.rs	Identifies IPv6 extension headers.
net/​src/​icmp6/​mod.rs	Documents and tests ICMPv6 extensions.
net/​src/​icmp4/​mod.rs	Documents and tests ICMPv4 extensions.
net/​src/​headers/​mod.rs	Adds fragment/protocol classification; Moderate (1 vote): IPv4 protocol values 43, 44, and 60 are treated as IPv6 extensions.
net/​src/​headers/​embedded.rs	Updates quoted checksum handling.
nat/​src/​portfw/​probe.rs	Exposes flows for tests.
nat/​src/​portfw/​packet.rs	Restricts NAT to carried transports.
nat/​src/​portfw/​nf.rs	Uses resolved transport protocols.
nat/​src/​masquerade/​test.rs	Adds ICMP and IPv6 NAT tests.
nat/​src/​masquerade/​protocol.rs	Shares protocol resolution.
nat/​src/​masquerade/​nf.rs	Refreshes extension-header flow logic.
nat/​src/​masquerade/​apalloc/​port_alloc.rs	Adds allocator properties.
nat/​src/​icmp_handler/​nf.rs	Protects ICMP query sessions.
nat/​src/​icmp_handler/​icmp_error_msg.rs	Fixes embedded checksum translation.
nat/​Cargo.toml	Enables header builders in tests.
flow-filter/​src/​tests.rs	Expands fragment and adversarial tests.
flow-filter/​src/​lib.rs	Classifies fragments and malformed chains; Critical (3 votes): non-first fragments can reach masquerade parsing and rewrite fragment payload.
dataplane/​src/​packet_processor/​ipforward.rs	Rejects decapsulated VLAN frames.
acl-filter/​src/​tests.rs	Adds protocol and fragment tests.
acl-filter/​src/​lib.rs	Uses resolved protocol classification.
.duvet/​snapshot.txt	Records RFC exceptions and coverage.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-9.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-8.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.7.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.6.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.5.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.4.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.3.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.2.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.1.2.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-7.1.1.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-6.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-5.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-4.3.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-4.2.2.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-4.2.1.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-4.1.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-3.2.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-3.1.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​requirements/​www.rfc-editor.org/​rfc/​rfc5508/​section-10.toml	Adds RFC section requirements.
.duvet/​config.toml	Adds RFC 5508 specification tracking.

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