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using Crypto;
using System;
using System.Text;


	string text = "HHHHAAAALLLLOOOOWWWWEEEELLLLTTTT";
	byte[] bytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(text);
	byte[] value;

	using (var hash = new Blake2B()) value = hash.ComputeHash(bytes);

	foreach (byte v in value) Console.Write("{0:x2}", v);
	Console.WriteLine();

using Crypto;
using System;
using System.Text;


	byte[] textBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("HHHHAAAALLLLOOOOWWWWEEEELLLLTTTT");

	byte[] hashSource = new byte[sizeof(UInt64) + textBytes.Length];
	Buffer.BlockCopy(textBytes, 0, hashSource, sizeof(UInt64), textBytes.Length);

	var hashValue = new byte[64];

	UInt64 i = 0; // threadI;

	using (var hash = new Blake2B())
	{
		do
		{
			Blake2B.UInt64ToBytes(i, hashSource, 0);

			hash.Compute(hashValue, hashSource);

			// if (Quersumme(i + 1) == 1) Console.WriteLine ...

		} while (0 < ++i && i < UInt32.MaxValue);

		/* Beware. Your program will run FOR HOURS !

		   2016-08-22 02.53.00
		   Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80GHz x2

		     100.000.000 Blake2B in 02min 12sec
		   ==  100000000 ÷ (02×60 + 12)
		   :=    757.576 Blake2B/s

		   1.000.000.000 Blake2B in 21min 48sec
		   == 1000000000 ÷ (21×60 + 48)
		   :=    764.526 Blake2B/s

		1. Run this using a pipe, on GNU/Linux and on Windows

		   $ mono ./YourProgram.exe > './YourPrograms output.txt'

		2. Use `emacs` as your editor.

		   Press `M-x auto-revert-mode`
		   or use file `~/.emacs.d/init.el` with `(global-auto-revert-mode 1)`,

		   to have a real-time view of your program.

		3. Also try this using new System.Threading.Thread's:

		} while (threadI < (i += threadC)); /**/
	}

	foreach (byte v in hashValue) Console.Write("{0:x2}", v);
	Console.WriteLine();