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HOWTO Lesson 2 : Creating. DLL's ( NOTE : This lesson assumes that you've already read and understood Lesson 1) Copyright© by Kevin Wilson PURPOSE: This page outlines the steps to take to create a Dynamic Link Library or DLL and explains the concepts behind each step. DLL TYPES: The main purpose of a Dynamic Link Library, or DLL as they are more commonly known as, is to provide modular and/or portable functionality. Simply put, DLLs have three purposes: - Package Up Misc Files - Provide Portable Routines - Provide Packaged Functionality Package Up Misc Files: Many developers choose to use DLL files as resource files to package up such files as ICONs, BITMAPs, WAVE files, MIDI files, or other MISC files for use by their main application. Doing so reduces the size of the main program because it doesn't have to store these files within the EXE file. It also hides the files from the user so that you don't have to flood the program's installation directory with 50 sound files, giving the user direct access to change, move, or delete them. Putting them in a compiled DLL restricts their use to those who know how to use them (programmers). I'll discuss this topic more in Lesson 4 Creating. RES's (which are resource files). Provide Portable Routines: The second kind of DLL is a DLL that is built as generic as is possible. The reason for this is that by being generic, multiple applications can make use of the same DLL at the same time - thus saving them the trouble of re-writing code that is already available. For example, if I wanted to make a program that played sounds while it was running (like a game I could do one of two things: 1) Dig DEEP into the MSDN documentation and find out how Windows interfaces with the computer's hardware and hardware drivers, and figure out how to use complex API calls to make the computer's sound card make sounds.
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This post provides PHP sample code for matching a test vector (known answer test). 3 DES Settings: ECB Mode 192-bit key (i.e. 3 8-bit keys) ASCII Key Bytes: ABCDEFGH ASCII Text to Encrypt: The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog Pads with zero bytes Hexadecimalized Encrypted Result: 13d4d3549493d2870f93c3e0812a06de467e1f9c0bfb16c0 70ede5cabbd3ca62f217a7ae8d47f2c7bf62eb309323b58b PHP Code: 3 DES Code to match this test vector in other languages: ASP: 3 DES Test Vector SQL Server: 3 DES Test Vector C : 3 DES Test Vector C+: 3 DES Test Vector MFC: 3 DES Test Vector C: 3 DES Test Vector Delphi: 3 DES Test Vector Visual Fox Pro: 3 DES Test Vector Java: 3 DES Test Vector Perl: 3 DES Test Vector PHP: 3 DES Test Vector Python: 3 DES Test Vector Ruby: 3 DES Test Vector VB. NET: 3 DES Test Vector Visual Basic: 3 DES Test Vector VBScript: 3 DES Test Vector.
This page contains some examples showing how to use the functions in Crypto Sys API. Contents Hello World programs | Crypto Sys API Examples VB6 to VB. NET | VB6 Encryption Demo | Encryption Scheme using Triple DES in CBC mode | Encryption using a password | Using with Microsoft Excel | htpasswd using SHA-1 | Compression and encryption | My Secret | More information and techniques | VB6/ VBA Tests | C/ C+ Tests | C Tests | VB. NET Tests | ASP/ VBScript Simple Hello World programs The equivalent of the Hello world program for Crypto Sys API is to call the API_ Version function. A correct response demonstrates that the API is properly installed. See Hello World programs for some sample code. Encrypting files using Crypto Sys API New : Looking at using your package in a VB6 application. I want to be able to encrypt using AES256 files which are typically about 8 K in size. I then need to load this file in another application and decrypt it into an internal array. See Encrypting files using Crypto Sys API. Crypto Sys API Examples VB6 to VB. NET New : Crypto Sys API Examples VB6 to VB. NET is a conversion of most of the VB6 examples in the Crypto Sys API manual to VB. NET. It shows how to convert VB6 code to the equivalent VB. NET code. VB6 Encryption Demo The Visual Basic ( VB6) project Crypto Sys4.vbp has a set of examples showing how to encrypt with various algorithms and modes. The source code for this project is in the file Crypto Sys VBDemo.zip provided with the standard installation setup, which should be installed on your system in C:\ Program Files\ Crypto Sys\ VB6. The core functions are in Crypto Sys.frm. Encryption Scheme using Triple DES in CBC mode The page Encryption Scheme using Triple DES in CBC mode shows how you could encrypt an arbitrary-length string using the functions in Crypto Sys API. There is source code in C/ C+ and VB6/ VBA. The examples show how to.
Represents the base class for Triple Data Encryption Standard algorithms from which all Triple DES implementations must derive. Namespace: System. Security. Cryptography Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll) [ Com Visible Attribute(true)] public abstract class Triple DES : Symmetric Algorithm Name Description Block Size Gets or sets the block size, in bits, of the cryptographic operation.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Feedback Size Gets or sets the feedback size, in bits, of the cryptographic operation.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) IVGets or sets the initialization vector ( IV) for the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Key Key Size Gets or sets the size, in bits, of the secret key used by the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Legal Block Sizes Gets the block sizes, in bits, that are supported by the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Legal Key Sizes Gets the key sizes, in bits, that are supported by the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Mode Gets or sets the mode for operation of the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Padding Gets or sets the padding mode used in the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Name Description Block Size Value Represents the block size, in bits, of the cryptographic operation.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Feedback Size Value Represents the feedback size, in bits, of the cryptographic operation.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) IVValue Represents the initialization vector ( IV) for the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Key Size Value Represents the size, in bits, of the secret key used by the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Key Value Represents the secret key for the symmetric algorithm.( Inherited from Symmetric Algorithm.) Legal Block Sizes Value Specifies the block sizes, in bits, that are.