Changelog

0.1.1

Module-level @doc distinguishing the two hash variants and pointing at Cassandra/Scylla token-routing as the use case for murmur3_cassandra_x64_128/1. The function-level docstrings already covered this, but the module landing page on hexdocs was empty; now it's a one-stop overview.

C3 also suggested re-tuning the inline-path BYTES_PER_REDUCTION (currently 500). Skipping: re-tuning requires measurement on the target hardware, and the existing value is conservatively low (over-reporting cost to the scheduler is benign; under-reporting starves siblings). Without fresh benchmark data the safer move is to leave it alone. The c_src/murmur_nif.c leading comment already documents the calibration target (~5 GB/s, ~500 bytes/red) so a future tuner has the context.

Initial release.

murmur_nif:murmur3_x64_128/1 -- standard MurmurHash3 128-bit hash for 64-bit platforms (Austin Appleby).
murmur_nif:murmur3_cassandra_x64_128/1 -- Cassandra/Scylla compatible variant using signed-byte arithmetic.
Vendors public-domain MurmurHash3 source from Austin Appleby.
Raw NIF (no rustler, no enif wrapper crate). Dirty CPU scheduler dispatch for inputs above 20 KB. Inline path reports its cost to the scheduler via enif_consume_timeslice, proportional to bytes processed (cost model: ~500 bytes/reduction, calibrated for MurmurHash3's throughput).
Build via c_src/build.sh with the correct OTP 27+ -eval/-s init stop option order.
CI matrix: OTP 25, 26, 27, 28 in erlang:${otp} containers.
Hex package published with rebar3_ex_doc documentation.
Byte-for-byte compatible with the legacy lpgauth/murmur fork.