UEFITool/common/LZMA/SDK/C/LzHash.h
Nikolaj Schlej 934ce1f3f8 Kaitai-based Intel ACM and BootGuard parsers
As the first step towards automated parsing, this change set replaces outdated BootGuard-related parsers with shiny new KaitaiStruct-based ones.
It also does the following:
- improves Intel FIT definitions by using the relevant specification
- adds sha1, sha384, sha512 and sm3 digest implementations
- updates LZMA SDK to v22.01
- moves GUIDs out of include files to prevent multiple instantiations
- enforces C++11
- adds Kaitai-based parsers for Intel FIT, BootGuard v1 and BootGuard v2 structures
- makes many small refactorings here, there and everywhere
2022-09-10 13:14:29 +02:00

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/* LzHash.h -- HASH functions for LZ algorithms
2019-10-30 : Igor Pavlov : Public domain */
#ifndef __LZ_HASH_H
#define __LZ_HASH_H
/*
(kHash2Size >= (1 << 8)) : Required
(kHash3Size >= (1 << 16)) : Required
*/
#define kHash2Size (1 << 10)
#define kHash3Size (1 << 16)
// #define kHash4Size (1 << 20)
#define kFix3HashSize (kHash2Size)
#define kFix4HashSize (kHash2Size + kHash3Size)
// #define kFix5HashSize (kHash2Size + kHash3Size + kHash4Size)
/*
We use up to 3 crc values for hash:
crc0
crc1 << Shift_1
crc2 << Shift_2
(Shift_1 = 5) and (Shift_2 = 10) is good tradeoff.
Small values for Shift are not good for collision rate.
Big value for Shift_2 increases the minimum size
of hash table, that will be slow for small files.
*/
#define kLzHash_CrcShift_1 5
#define kLzHash_CrcShift_2 10
#endif