A speedtest there, how? The speed test is limited to the precise area around the hash() call, and encompasses the raw speed of the throughput. For instance, on my local host system I get an average of 120GB/Sec throughput for the high security functions.

I'm not quite sure what you are asking.

Yup, as said in the credits in the post, thanks for helping my horrible control of regex out. ;)


Right now I'm working on an OOP version for installer scripts. That way the hashes, salts, and even session hashes can all be different from site to site--and be picked for their speed on the client system. So far this is fun, sorting based on an object's property, foreach iterating through a class, and much more that really helps out.

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