Sorry, I misread your question. I can only assume that if Craig decided to do it in a FLL is that is was probably done in C++ and was easier to do in that language.

>Hey Mike,
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>Thanks for taking time to post. However, my original post explained that I am actually trying to find a hash in a .prg so that it can be used to validate the vfpencryption.fll before it is used since it is not compiled into an .app or an .exe. I'm basically looking for a way to ensure that someone has not replaced vfpencryption.fll with their own .fll in an attempt to thwart my encryption.
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>Hope that makes sense. If you're aware of SHA hash routines in .prg form, please let me know!
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>Rodd
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>>http://www.sweetpotatosoftware.com/SPSBlog/PermaLink,guid,0e9bc8b5-7172-49bc-8949-ccc883354818.aspx
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>>All kinds here including sha256 and sha512
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>>>Thanks for the link, Carlos. That definitely provides me with a few options. I was hoping to find something that did SHA256 or higher hashing since MD5 seems to be less secure.
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>>>Your link may provide a solution if I'm unable to find anything doing SHA in VFP code.
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>>>>>I was currently reading a thread on UT that mentioned checking the hash value of an encryption .fll to ensure that someone has not replaced the .fll with their own .fll in an attempt to hack one's security.
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>>>>>We currently are attempting to integrate vfpencryption.fll into our system to provide us with stronger encryption. However, this and md5.fll are the only tools we have that enable us to create hash values. This kind of defeats the purpose of comparing a hash value of the fll if you have to use the fll to get the hash value in the first place.
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>>>>>Does anyone know of a hashing routine written as a .prg?
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>>>>http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~VfpMd5HashFunction