On 12/08/2012 07:35:31 AM, Elie De Brauwer wrote:
Hello all,
In attach you can find some tests for sha1sum, these are mainly based
on
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3174. I just placed them in
sha1sum.test,
but apparently sha1sum.c has recently been consumed by md5sum.c so it
might or might not be a good idea to actually merge them with the
md5sum
tests.
Yay tests! Thanks.
The merger between sha1sum and md5sum is entirely a matter of shared
infrastructure. I pondered moving encryption plumbing to lib/lib.c but
it's kinda specific to doing encryption stuff. (Then again the bunzip2
plumbing lives there. I'm actually tempted to move that back to the
command file and implement tar by just having it exec bzip2 and pipe
stuff through it. This would naturally distribute the work across
processors...)
Anyway: I've got sha256 and such vaguely queued up on the todo list, so
it's quite possible I'll split these back into separate files with the
common bits under lib/. Having separate test files sounds like the
right approach.
Thanks,
Rob
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