11-05-2012, 01:15 PM
Gotcha, this would push it into the next block which requires another transform while keeping internal state, etc.
At least in a situation where a lot of the guesses are in the second block you could compute the first block once and save yourself from having to do it again for the rest of the guesses using that first block. That said I can imagine that putting in the code to handle multiple blocks in the first place could slow down what must be by far the most common case of correctly assuming one block.
At least in a situation where a lot of the guesses are in the second block you could compute the first block once and save yourself from having to do it again for the rest of the guesses using that first block. That said I can imagine that putting in the code to handle multiple blocks in the first place could slow down what must be by far the most common case of correctly assuming one block.