Aeloria Resa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> O_o? Ook, I'll just go read the code. I'd prefer using the builtin
> ComputeHash though..last time I tried writing an SHA1 hasher myself..
>
There's probably some built-in methods for updating the hash state and
printing out the final value, independent
Edgar Friendly wrote:
Aeloria Resa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ok, problem. I'm sitting here, I can make SHA1 hashes, so I've got the
binary values for them (in bytes) as specified by the FNP doc. Now,
how exactly do I encode them so that they come out like the hashes in
use in Fred?
Well, Ther
Aeloria Resa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, problem. I'm sitting here, I can make SHA1 hashes, so I've got the
> binary values for them (in bytes) as specified by the FNP doc. Now,
> how exactly do I encode them so that they come out like the hashes in
> use in Fred?
>
Well, There's a lot of
Ok, problem. I'm sitting here, I can make SHA1 hashes, so I've got the
binary values for them (in bytes) as specified by the FNP doc. Now, how
exactly do I encode them so that they come out like the hashes in use in
Fred?
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