On Linux/Mac run the program using ./sha, the examples below uses this syntax.
On Windows run it using sha.exe.
For some help:
./sha -h
--helpOrdinary syntax:
./sha -1 -a -s "string or filename"
-224 --ascii --string
-256 -e -f
-384 --hex --file
-512 -b
--binarySome examples:
./sha
./sha -h
./sha --help
./sha -1 -a -s
./sha -224 --hex -s ee78012aa4fbf45e0ba4e0147436a662
./sha -256 -a --string "example with spaces"
./sha -384 --ascii -f file_name_1.txt
./sha -512 -b --file /folder/binary_file.txtIf you want to use the source code as library take the files from lib and include, include the file .hppin your code, call the hashing function you need as indicated in the header and compile with the .cppfile.
To compile the program in Linux/Mac you can use the Makefile, digit in the shell make and it should create the executable named sha.
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