Re: KansasFest 2008 Report - Saturday

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On Jul 29, 10:57 am, Polymorph <polymorp...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 29, 11:37 am, "geoff" <ge...@a2central.com.remove-t28-this>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> >   To: pitz
> > I haven't finished going through the toolset source so it can have new
> > features added in the future--this could result in the developer interface
> > needing to be changed.  I can provide an archive for any developer who needs
> > immediate access to write software with md2 or sha1 (contact my gwlink email
> > address--it can be found through Google).  The binary version of the toolset
> > can be included with any software that uses it.  The lack of a public download
> > now should not prevent any Marinetti application development.
>
> > Geoff
>
> >  > Has Geoff released the new hash tool for download somewhere?  Could be very
> >  > useful for developing applications on top of Marinetti.
>
> >  > /Peter
>
> >  > > Geoff Weiss presented two software products.  One is MegaMemory
> >  > > Tester, a program to test memory on expansion cards.  The system test can
> >  > > test the memory on the GS, so now we're covered.  For developers,
> >  > > he also announced a new Hash tool that will allow md2, md4, md5 and
> >  > > sha1 hashes.  Like I really know what all that means.  Might allow GS
> >  > > programs to log into secure sites with future programs.  Developers
> >  > > can ask Geoff for the new tool.
>
> I just thought that I'd point out that it was I who did all the
> porting of the algorithms into Orca/C and passed them onto Geoff.
> Andrew Roughan was the driving force behind a lot of this work also
> (as he requires some of these algorithms for future works of his own).
>
> I wanted to point this out for 2 reasons:
> 1) if there's something wrong with the algorithms you can probably
> blame me; and
> 2) I was missing out on all of the accolades. ;-)
>
> Geoff is doing all of the toolset stuff and has managed to find a way
> of linking his existing toolset with my ported Orca/C code. This seems
> like a great way to port existing code onto the IIgs as it allows for
> easier maintenance (I would assume more people know C than 65816
> assembly).
>
> Cheers,
> Mike

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