Alejandro, if you have openssl installed on your computer, you can
use it to do md4, md5, sha1 and others as shell calls.
Having written a Revolution implementation of the sha1 digest, I
think it's true to say that if you want to get the digest for whole
files and stacks, this sort of digest function is likely to be very
slow in a high-level language like Revolution, so you might be better
off using the (very fast) openssl tools if you can.
Best,
Mark
On 22 Mar 2008, at 21:53, capellan wrote:
Hi Richard,
Richard Gaskin wrote:
What are the advantages of MD4 over Rev's built-in MD5?
MD4 is used by the rsync utility for "synchronizing files and
directories
from one location to another while minimizing data transfer"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rsync
For some time, i have been interested in adding this kind of
functionality to stacks used in this platform.
Thanks a lot for your interest!
alejandro
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