portable sha1 hmac sources

E

ed

Hello,

I've been crawling the net tonight looking for a reasonably portable
sha1/hmac implementation. I don't need a huge library of different
methods, don't suppose anyone has such a piece of code lying around
anyplace do they?
 
J

Jack Klein

Hello,

I've been crawling the net tonight looking for a reasonably portable
sha1/hmac implementation. I don't need a huge library of different
methods, don't suppose anyone has such a piece of code lying around
anyplace do they?

comp.sources.wanted is down two flights of steps, third on the right.

If you ever have a C language question, feel free to ask it here.
 
W

William Ahern

Hello,

I've been crawling the net tonight looking for a reasonably portable
sha1/hmac implementation. I don't need a huge library of different
methods, don't suppose anyone has such a piece of code lying around
anyplace do they?

Try sci.crypt. And I'd suggest that you qualify "portable" better than
"reasonably". I'd point you to mod_auth_bsd, which has a simple HMAC
implementation built-in, but you'll have to find a separate SHA1
implementation (as my source as packaged in mod_auth_bsd just uses
OpenSSL's implementation, which to me is certainly "reasonably" portable).

Alternatively, try Google.
 

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