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From Eugene Palenock → To All 26 September 2002
Hello All!
I wrote a counting rhyme of the usual standard CRC32. The results can be written to a file
.crc and then compare. Very useful for monitoring the integrity of files when
using bad CDR/CDRW, crumbling HDDs, or simply buggy VIA chipsets.
Unlike a lot of similar programs, it is written in ASMA (under WinAPI) - because
works many times faster, which is very important when calculating CRC32
for example for a CD image (for example Hex Workshop 3 considers CRC32 5 times longer!).
Posted on my website...
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From Eugene Palenock → To All 30 September 2002
Hello All!
26 Sep 02 17:48, Eugene Palenock -> All:
EP> I wrote a rhyme of the usual standard CRC32.
Added MD5. Due to public demand...
EP> The results can be written to a .crc file and then compared.
If there is no corresponding *.crc file (where the
name/size/date/attributes/crc32/md5) - looking for the md5sum file
or md5sums and compares (there is only md5).
EP> Posted on my website...
Best regards, Evgeniy.