binascii in C++

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Jeremy

I'm working on a project to create a keyfinder program that finds the
Windows CD Key in the registry and decodes it. I prototyped it in
Python and it worked great but for several reasons I've decided to
rewrite it in C++. I use the module binascii extensively in the Python
version but I can't find an equivalent module in C++. I'm not a
professional developer so maybe I'm overlooking something simple.

In particular I'm trying to find an equivalent to the binascii.b2a_hex()
and binascii.unhexlify() functions.

Thanks,

Jeremy
 
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Artie Gold

Jeremy said:
I'm working on a project to create a keyfinder program that finds the
Windows CD Key in the registry and decodes it. I prototyped it in
Python and it worked great but for several reasons I've decided to
rewrite it in C++. I use the module binascii extensively in the Python
version but I can't find an equivalent module in C++. I'm not a
professional developer so maybe I'm overlooking something simple.

In particular I'm trying to find an equivalent to the binascii.b2a_hex()
and binascii.unhexlify() functions.

Thanks,

Jeremy

Both of those functions would be *extremely* easy to implement in C++;
exactly how you'd want to do it would depend on your `client' code.

Provide more context and you'll (likely) receive better direction.

HTH,
--ag

[It's *really* simple if you think about it.]
 
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Jim Langston

Jeremy said:
I'm working on a project to create a keyfinder program that finds the
Windows CD Key in the registry and decodes it. I prototyped it in Python
and it worked great but for several reasons I've decided to rewrite it in
C++. I use the module binascii extensively in the Python version but I
can't find an equivalent module in C++. I'm not a professional developer
so maybe I'm overlooking something simple.

In particular I'm trying to find an equivalent to the binascii.b2a_hex()
and binascii.unhexlify() functions.

Thanks,

Jeremy

Pleae look at reply in alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++
 

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