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SHA512 API Overview
SHA512 API assists you in generating SHA512 message digests.
SHA512 message digests can be generated in two modes: accumulative and non-accumulative.
The accumulative mode is applied when the data for which the digest is calculated (data) represents one or more continuous memory block(s) or when the data is created at runtime in many steps (for instance, when reading a file).
Non-accumulative mode can be applied when the data represents only one continuous memory block.
Note. When the data represents just one continuous memory block, both methods can be applied.
To generate the message digest in the accumulative mode, perform the following:
Allocate at least SLC_SHA512_CONTEXTSIZE bytes for the context.
Call the SL_SHA512_Init function to initialize the context.
Call the SL_SHA512_Update function for each continuous memory block of data to perform the calculations.
Note. You can use SL_SHA512_UpdateStr function (instead of SL_SHA512_Update function) if the data represents a null-terminated string.
Call the SL_SHA512_Final or the SL_SHA512_FinalHex function to obtain the message digest.
Note. Call the SL_SHA512_FinalHex function when you need to retrieve the hexadecimal string representation of the message digest.
To generate the message digest in the non-accumulative mode, perform the following:
Call the SL_SHA512_Calculate or the SL_SHA512_CalculateHex function to calculate and retrieve the message digest.
Note. Call the SL_SHA512_CalculateHex function when you need to retrieve the hexadecimal string representation of the message digest.
| #include <QuickHash.h> |
SHA512 API Functions | Useful Links | HashCalc
Samples SHA512 message digest generation for a file
SHA512 message digest generation for a string
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