Chaskey PRF implementation in C#. The code is in public domain, free for anyone to use.
Chaskey is a PRF heavily based on SipHash, but targeting limited 32-bit platforms, like microcontrollers etc.
The C# code has been heavily optimized both for short and long messages.
Below are the results of a benchmark (processing 10 GiB in 4 KiB chunks) I ran on laptop i7 3630QM (Turbo Boost enabled) on Win8.1:
| Runtime | Mode | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| .NET 4.6.1 | 64 bit | 630 MiB/s |
| .NET 4.6.1 | 32 bit | 575 MiB/s |
| .NET Core RC 2 | 64 bit | 1 022 MiB/s |
| .NET Core RC 2 | 32 bit | 575 MiB/s |
Please note that 64-bit .NET Core Preview 2 JIT supports bit rotation idioms, while the 32-bit .NET Core JIT and the full .NET framework JITs still translate rotations into a series of SHIFTs, MOV and OR instructions (which is the reason for massive performance difference).