News:

MASM32 SDK Description, downloads and other helpful links
MASM32.com New Forum Link
masmforum WebSite

MD5 using SSE2?

Started by Ghandi, January 06, 2010, 05:35:33 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

Ghandi

Hi all,

I've played around with various MD5 implementations, from routines which follow the RFC to the 't', to the BitSlice variant that is floating around the web and i was wondering whether or not anybody has seen or written an SSE2 variant? I have found a hit on Google which points into the Old Assembler board, but as many people know, that DB is not reachable. While i would prefer assembler, anything would be great. I tried to use intrinsics with VC++ but i'll admit that trying to do the same things i'd do in ASM with VC++ intrinsics is over my head at the moment.

Would anybody have any information or examples about using SSE2 to perfom MD5 hashing which could help with this, please?

HR,
Ghandi

drizz

EDIT: Re: MD5 using SSE2 || Drizz's BigNum Lib || 2 in 1 post.
split
The truth cannot be learned ... it can only be recognized.