Hi, > -----Original Message----- > From: Adam Berent [mailto:adminat_private] > Sent: Monday, 7 May 2001 2:30 AM > To: SECPROGat_private > Subject: Unix/Windows bit arrangments > > My only problem is the incompatibilty between the executables > I compiled under Windows and Unix. As far as I can tell the > order of the encrypted bytes is reversed. For example in > Windows the bytes would be 1234 5678 while in Unix they are > 4321 8765. Eaach of the for bytes are represented by unsigned longs Hmmm, that doesn't sound quite kosher. You may be thinking of the big/little endian stuff which is architecture (not OS) dependent. Why would an OS swap around two blocks of 4 bytes luckgood :-) > P.S. I wraped the lines at 72 chars, please let me know if its ok now Errr, sorry no. Try hitting the enter key when the line gets this long. ciao dave --- Dave Edwards Justice Technology Division Ph: +61 8 82265426 || 0408 808355 mailto: edwards.david2at_private Snail : Justice Technology Division GPO Box 2048, Adelaide 5001 ---
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