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Given data block with embedded CRC32/64 items its possible to not only detect bit-level errors but also to correct those bad bits. Being able to compare two different crc32/64 values and obtain the bit indexes that are wrong within the message block would be an interesting feature for use with wireless comms.
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Second thought, is correcting the data really in-scope for digest-crc, which is primarily focused on calculating CRC checksums of data? What would a correction API even look like?
Given data block with embedded CRC32/64 items its possible to not only detect bit-level errors but also to correct those bad bits. Being able to compare two different crc32/64 values and obtain the bit indexes that are wrong within the message block would be an interesting feature for use with wireless comms.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: