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I'm trying to work with the md5 functions in the crypto api, however, I cannot create a DLL struct that I need.

typedef struct {

ULONG i[2];

ULONG buf[4];

unsigned char in[64];

unsigned char digest[16];

} MD5_CTX;

What I have now is the following, however, it does not recognize the long datatype (though its listed on the DLLCall info page)

$Struct = DLLStructCreate("long[2];long[4];ubyte[64];ubyte[16]")
  if @error Then
      MsgBox(0,"","Error in DllStructCreate " & @error)
      exit
  endif
  DLLStructDelete($Struct)

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That gets me some kind of return...but I guess I still need a little work with DLL calls and structs, as I'm not getting the return values expected

$hDLL = DLLOpen('Cryptdll.dll')
$Struct = DLLStructCreate("uint[2];uint[4];ubyte[64];ubyte[16]")
$Buffer = DLLStructCreate("char")
DLLStructSetData($Buffer, 1, 'a')
DLLCall($hDLL, 'none', 'MD5Init', 'ptr', DLLStructGetPtr($Struct))
DLLCall($hDLL, 'none', 'MD5Update', 'ptr', DLLStructGetPtr($Struct), 'ptr', DLLStructGetPtr($Buffer), 'int', '1')
DLLCall($hDLL, 'none', 'MD5Final', 'ptr', DLLStructGetPtr($Struct))
For $x = 1 to 16
    MsgBox(0, '', Chr(DLLStructGetData($Struct, 4, $x)))
Next
DLLStructDelete($Struct)
DLLClose($hDLL)

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Well...that's what I was thinking when using Chr(). I switched the struct to char, and throws out negative numbers as well, where it will give the same output anyways as chr() converts it into a proper form.

I did a little research on the MSH (Monad), and the get-md5 function it has returns the same type of integers that mine is. I'm downloading beta 2 right now...maybe there's a way to convert the output to an acceptable alphanumeric string...

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