MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array

[chaitali.pats]

Hi ,

I have implemented MD5 in C language . I am getting an output of 32
bits Hexadecimal number . for example :

83a80d3ca057492 f0ce99ac1db8dce d0

I need to convert this string same to 16 byte array.
Can anyone help me ?

Thanks a lot !!!
Chaitali

[Tom St Denis]

ch***********@g mail.com wrote:

I had tried everything . But it didn't work .
That's why thought of asking help .
anyway .. now i think i shouldn't have .

How did you implement MD5 and end up with ASCII encoded bytes? You
wrote "I have implemented MD5 in C language"...

Well I too have implement MD5, and the end result of the hash function
is an array of 16 bytes. I'm giving you a hard time because I know you
just copy/pasted code you found on the net. Because you're a lying
thief who can't own up to the fact you didn't implement the algorithm.
You just found code and want to make it do something. Maybe you should
learn how to use the C language first?

I mean seriously people. When I was growing up I taught myself a lot
of functional C by writing really stupid and lame programs. I wasn't
trying to write Doom myself when I was 12, I was trying to get a red
pixel on the screen or draw a line or whatever.

Everyone seems to want to start with zero knowledge and be a senior
software developer the next week.... It takes hard work and
professionalism to become a developer. To think otherwise mocks the
hard work the rest of us have done to get where we are.

..... /rant

Tom

[Skarmander]

Tom St Denis wrote:

ch***********@g mail.com wrote:

I had tried everything . But it didn't work .
That's why thought of asking help .
anyway .. now i think i shouldn't have .
How did you implement MD5 and end up with ASCII encoded bytes? You
wrote "I have implemented MD5 in C language"...

English is obviously not his native language. To you "implemente d" probably
implies "developed from scratch"; to him it likely means no more than
"managed to get to work".
Well I too have implement MD5, and the end result of the hash function
is an array of 16 bytes. I'm giving you a hard time because I know you
just copy/pasted code you found on the net.
This is likely.
Because you're a lying thief who can't own up to the fact you didn't
implement the algorithm.
This is overly harsh.
You just found code and want to make it do something. Maybe you should
learn how to use the C language first?
This is good advice.
I mean seriously people. When I was growing up I taught myself a lot
of functional C by writing really stupid and lame programs. I wasn't
trying to write Doom myself when I was 12, I was trying to get a red
pixel on the screen or draw a line or whatever.
I remember writing a program that did wireframe 3D (this was before Doom
existed, or I would have probably wanted solid 3D :-) I copied the
projection formulas from a book, since I had no idea how they worked. I just
wanted 3D, since it was cool.
Everyone seems to want to start with zero knowledge and be a senior
software developer the next week.... It takes hard work and
professionalism to become a developer. To think otherwise mocks the
hard work the rest of us have done to get where we are.

Take pride in your own achievements; don't worry too much about how others'
are valued, unless you can change something about it.

Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur.

S.