All of the programs there have a fatal flaw in their logic.
If any of them come across a collision - where 2 strings hash to the same value - then it will just go into a "loop".
The chances of that happening in that key space is probably fairly high (based on my experience).
EDIT: also I have 80 billion hashes a few clicks away and none of the 32bit string ones in there (estimate: between 5 and 10 billion ) that I have run a quick test against (so far about 100 million or so) proved negative.
Should be done by tomorrow... I doubt there will be match.
If any of them come across a collision - where 2 strings hash to the same value - then it will just go into a "loop".
The chances of that happening in that key space is probably fairly high (based on my experience).
EDIT: also I have 80 billion hashes a few clicks away and none of the 32bit string ones in there (estimate: between 5 and 10 billion ) that I have run a quick test against (so far about 100 million or so) proved negative. Should be done by tomorrow... I doubt there will be match.