interest to realise some code, which genereate md5 hash from byte array, but can't find any example. also, there is no header files for md5 functions. on C lang i just can include "openssl/md5.h", need the same thing for flat assembler. ty.

FreshLib has md5lib.asm.

JohnFound, I have to give you my hats off at what you've accomplished.

How long has it taken you to finish FreshLib?

On December 09/2012 thomashandersen

asked this in the fasm forum:

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Any MD5 code examples (as used in ssl)?
interest to realise some code, which genereate md5 hash from byte array, but can't find any example. also, there is no header files for md5 functions. on C lang i just can include "openssl/md5.h", need the same thing for flat assembler. ty.
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Answer of JohnFound
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FreshLib has md5lib.asm.
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Yes there it is.

But how to include this in an application ?

module "MD5 library" ;gives an error - illegal instruction

struct TContextMD5 ;same error
.__cntx rb 88
.value rb 16
ends
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How to compile this ?

clamicun,

When in doubt, RTFM.

1. You can, as baldr already suggested, use FreshLib for your application. It has tons of useful functions, but will include only what you are using.

2. You can with a little effort adapt the code for your own library/code. It uses only 2..3 functions for dynamic memory allocation and for string processing. (The description of these functions is in the reference manual, but you can ask if something is not clear).

Notice: The source repository is moved to a new host: Fresh IDE main repository

The mentioned library is: md5lib.asm

Yes thank you baldr and JohnFound.
I read TFM

include '%finc%\win32\win32a.inc'
include "%lib%\freshlib.asm"

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call DataMD5
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OK fellers,I give up working with fresh IDE. It might be the best thing in the world, but it is at least not very "userfriendly".
I spent hours to call DataMD5 and it always gives me

"undefined symbol" or "already defined symbol".

e.g.

invoke HeapAlloc, [_hHeap], HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY, [.size]
undefined symbol _hHeap.
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I am back to FASM

The FreshLib base template is very simple. You don't need to include any other library include files. See the simple example:


Here I use StrMD5, but DataMD5 is accessible as well. Notice also, that the above example can be compiled for Linux or for Windows, depending on %TargetOS% environment variable ('Win32' or 'Linux').