>>A crc32 produces a 32 bit structure
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>>If the structure is an Integer32 its value is between -(2^31) and 2^31 - 1
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>>If the value is an unsigned integer32, its value is between 0 and 2^32 -1
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>>You may want to look at your class and/or what you are doing with the value it returns
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>I found it.
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Good

>At one specific location, it was using the CRC32 VFP compliant class instead of the regular CRC32 class I always used. Once I adjusted, the CRC32 value calculated was OK. I adjusted the field in the table to Integer as well. The CRC32 VFP compliant class was also built for a specific location in the code, elsewhere, so to look at a CRC32 value which is in some file names. But, at that location, we do not store anything or compare anything with what is in the table.