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looking for a good implementation of SHA-1

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Old August 30th, 2007, 02:45 PM
Antony Clements
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I can't find one anywhere on the net and my skills are lacking in that
particular area of coding. The closest I can find is a truncated version of
SHA-384 that someone is trying to pass off as SHA-1. The official SHA-1
standard has an output string of 160 bits, or 20 characters, the module that
I have has an output string of 320 bits or 40 characters. Is anyone here a
classy enough coder to write a properly working module of SHA-1 that
actually fits the standard? optimization for 32 and 64 bit would be much
appreciated.


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