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<p class="ns-blurb">Fast, non-cryptographic hashing for everyday game needs: turning string IDs into integer handles, mixing a few numbers into one deterministic seed, and checksumming data to catch corruption. Every function is plain 32-bit integer arithmetic with a defined byte order and fixed constants, so a given input hashes to exactly the same value on every platform and every run — the guarantee that makes it safe for procedural generation and lockstep networking. Results are 32-bit and print as signed integers. Arguments are positional.
Not for security. These hashes are fast and reversible — never use them for passwords, tokens, or tamper-proofing. For secure hashing reach for the cryptography library instead.</p>
<div class="ns-methods"><a class="ns-method" href="hash-of.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.of(s) -&gt; int</code><span class="nm-tip">The fast default string hash.</span></a><a class="ns-method" href="hash-fnv1a.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.fnv1a(s) -&gt; int</code><span class="nm-tip">FNV-1a 32-bit, named explicitly.</span></a><a class="ns-method" href="hash-crc32.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.crc32(s) -&gt; int</code><span class="nm-tip">CRC-32 checksum for corruption detection.</span></a><a class="ns-method" href="hash-mix.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.mix(x) -&gt; int</code><span class="nm-tip">Avalanche one integer into a well-scrambled value.</span></a><a class="ns-method" href="hash-combine.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.combine(...) -&gt; int</code><span class="nm-tip">Fold several ints into one deterministic seed.</span></a><a class="ns-method" href="hash-of64.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.of64(s) -&gt; long</code><span class="nm-tip">The fast default 64-bit string hash.</span></a><a class="ns-method" href="hash-fnv1a_64.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.fnv1a_64(s) -&gt; long</code><span class="nm-tip">FNV-1a 64-bit, named explicitly.</span></a><a class="ns-method" href="hash-mix64.html"><code class="nm-sig">Hash.mix64(x) -&gt; long</code><span class="nm-tip">Avalanche one 64-bit integer into a well-scrambled value.</span></a></div>
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