> I'm trying to port an application from Linux390 to Z/os Open Edition. =
> The program was written in C and use cc compiler in both Linux and z/os =
> systems to be compiled.
> After compilation, I try to execute it but take an abend oc4 with an =
> exeption that seems to be related to this set of instruction:
>
> void sha_init(SHA_INFO *sha_info)
> {
> sha_info->digest[0] =3D 0x67452301L;
> sha_info->digest[1] =3D 0xefcdab89L;
> sha_info->digest[2] =3D 0x98badcfeL;
> sha_info->digest[3] =3D 0x10325476L;
> sha_info->digest[4] =3D 0xc3d2e1f0L;
> sha_info->count_lo =3D 0L;
> sha_info->count_hi =3D 0L;
> sha_info->local =3D 0;
> }
>
> This program is a template to use a SHA password check
>
> The programs run file on Linux390!!!!
OE/USS for z/OS (OS/390) uses EBCDIC collation rather than
ASCII, so that can't be helping matters- especially dealing
with encryption. Also you need to ensure that the pointer
you passed was properly malloc'd; Behavior of unallocated
memory pointers may vary system-to-system.
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