Hi guys,
How about some of our md5 and sha... sum implementations?
I'm working on pdsum, something that started as an expansion of pdSFV
(http://rescene.wikidot.com/pdsfv ) but I completely rewrote it since. It
compiles with Borland C++ 3.1 to 37 kbytes (without UPX) but it supports
flavors of CRC-16/32/64 as well as MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512 (! :-) ),
BLAKE2S and BLAKEB. It compiles for 8086 or 386; it also compiles with
Watcom C, DJGPP, MinGW and MinGW64. Would you be interested? I need
volunteers for testing...
* arclds (6 kb)
Is that like "file" but only for zip and other archives?
(I'm _very_ proud that it got mentioned at all!) It's not for identifying
file formats, it rather lists the _contents_ of archives. I've been
developing it since - but not released it yet -, with the new name
"arclist", now compiling to 10 kbytes (without UPX) but with support for
64-bit file sizes (ZIP64). And a 8086 version and a multi-platform C
version, too.
At this very moment, I'm hacking TASM-style features into NASM so that I
can compile arclist with NASM instead of TASM.
I would be honored to donate both to FreeDOS, with public domain license.
Joe
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