Utility::ConstHash64< S0, S1, S2, S3 > Struct Template Reference

Generate a hash value at compile time More...

#include <MemoryUtils.h>

Classes
struct	Calc

Static Public Attributes
static const uint64	Seed = 0xE49B0E3F5C27F17Eull
static const uint64	Value = Calc<S3, Calc<S2, Calc<S1, Calc<S0, Seed>::Value>::Value>::Value>::Value

Detailed Description

template<unsigned S0, unsigned S1 = 0, unsigned S2 = 0, unsigned S3 = 0>
struct Utility::ConstHash64< S0, S1, S2, S3 >

Generate a hash value at compile time

Generate a simple hash value at compile time, from a set of 4-character chars.

The hash algorithm is very simple, and unique. It will produce very different hash values compared to the Hash64 function. There may be some value to attempting to make it match the "Hash64" function. However, that would require a lot more work... The current implementation is more or less the simpliest possible implementation.

Usage:

static const uint64 HashValue = ConstHash64<'Skel', 'eton'>::Value

Note that a better implementation would be possible with C++11... But currently we're still supporting Visual Studio 2010, which doesn't have an implementation of constexpr.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• Utility/MemoryUtils.h