Add hash-bench-n64 to Programming/C/Example Code#64
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A libdragon-based ROM that times 32 hash algorithms on the VR4300 and displays microseconds-per-iteration and KB/s on screen across two sort modes and a buffer-size sweep. Sits naturally next to n64zlibbench (already in the section) — same idea, more algorithms, notably including SHA-512 which beats SHA-256 on N64 thanks to the VR4300 being the only 64-bit-native CPU in the family. - Repo: https://github.com/dmang-dev/hash-bench-n64 - v1.0.0 release with prebuilt 1 MiB .z64: https://github.com/dmang-dev/hash-bench-n64/releases/tag/v1.0.0 - License: MIT - Built with: libdragon Tested in Ares 1.x and mupen64plus. Project64 < 4.x rejects libdragon's custom IPL3 (documented in the README). I'm the author.
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What this PR does
Adds a single entry to Programming → C → Example Code (per CONTRIBUTING.md's "add to bottom of relevant category"):
Why "Example Code"
It sits naturally next to
n64zlibbench(already in the section) — same shape, just more algorithms. The other entries here are similar self-contained libdragon-using demonstrations. Not a game (no fit elsewhere), not a toolchain or library, not reverse engineering.Project at a glance
.z64(1 MiB padded): https://github.com/dmang-dev/hash-bench-n64/releases/tag/v1.0.0(The README has a documented compatibility note: Project64 < 4.x rejects libdragon's custom IPL3, so Ares is recommended for emulator users.)
Checklist (per CONTRIBUTING.md)
*not-, no trailing period)Disclosure
I'm the author.