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dc3ad45d75* Extract stream.hpp from blocks.hpp * Add a probabilistic filter based on direct mapped caches, keyed by 128-bit SipHash. Co-Authored-By: Colin LeMahieu <clemahieu@gmail.com> The filter receives an array of bytes representing a network packet, and is checked for duplicity of the packet. The probability of a false duplicate is marginal, but not zero, and decreases with the size of the filter. The probability of a false non-duplicate is the infinitesimal probability of a 128-bit SipHash collision. Items are not normally erased. Instead, if a new item is different from the one at the insertion index (digest % capacity), the old item is replaced. There is also a function to erase an element from the filter, if the digest matches it. The filter state is protected by a mutex, whereas hashing is performed while not holding it. Uses 1MB of memory for every 64k elements. * Remove explicit instantiations * Remove alias * Optionally set digest in ::apply and add ::clear method directly from a digest |
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