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Sadly, B from hash() is useless for high speed stuff, because it appears to use a printf function to make its output string, which cripples its speed. Seems to be used just for debugging hash values, and not as interface to get a 32bit hash.

In reply to Re^2: 32bit/64bit hash function: Use perls internal hash function? by sectokia
in thread 32bit/64bit hash function: Use perls internal hash function? by sectokia

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