Ok so if the first pass is: 65 - (0*1664117991)
Would the second pass be: 66 - (65*1664117991)?
If so, then my output on the second pass would be a huge number.
And once I do each pass, am I adding up the numbers then? I've been scribbling on paper like you said for the last 10 mins trying to figure this out x_x ..sorry.
Something to remember is that program always returns an int, which can only be ofOriginally Posted by soadlink
a certain size depending on the computers word length for an integer, this can vary
on different computers, it might be 16 bit on on some older computers, 32 bit (probably)
on current computers, and maybe 64 bit on 64 bit machines, AMD64 for example.
Anyway you need to sort out the word lengths and bit sizes etc (not too sure of them my
self!!) and ensure they are the same in visual basic (or make modifications to enuse this).
Basically it takes an input string and generates a code based upon the 'key' 0x63306CE7
and the input string (I think this is known as a 'hash key' but, whatever it generates
a code as output).
It should be fairly easy to get the loop going in VB you just need to make sure the
data sizes work to produce the same result.
