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Old 12-01-2012
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ost::MD5Digest(3)					     Library Functions Manual						 ost::MD5Digest(3)

NAME
ost::MD5Digest - A md5 collection/computation accululator class. SYNOPSIS
#include <digest.h> Inherits ost::Digest. Public Member Functions MD5Digest () void initDigest (void) unsigned getSize (void) unsigned getDigest (unsigned char *buffer) void putDigest (const unsigned char *buffer, unsigned len) Protected Member Functions int overflow (int c) void update (void) void commit (void) std::ostream & strDigest (std::ostream &os) Detailed Description A md5 collection/computation accululator class. Author: David Sugar dyfet@ostel.com md5 hash accumulation. Examples: digest.cpp. Constructor &; Destructor Documentation ost::MD5Digest::MD5Digest () Member Function Documentation void ost::MD5Digest::commit (void) [protected] unsigned ost::MD5Digest::getDigest (unsigned char *buffer) [virtual] Implements ost::Digest. unsigned ost::MD5Digest::getSize (void) [inline], [virtual] Implements ost::Digest. void ost::MD5Digest::initDigest (void) [virtual] Implements ost::Digest. int ost::MD5Digest::overflow (intc) [protected] void ost::MD5Digest::putDigest (const unsigned char *buffer, unsignedlen) [virtual] Implements ost::Digest. std::ostream& ost::MD5Digest::strDigest (std::ostream &os) [protected], [virtual] Implements ost::Digest. void ost::MD5Digest::update (void) [protected] Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for GNU CommonC++ from the source code. GNU CommonC++ Sat Jun 23 2012 ost::MD5Digest(3)
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