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tests/resources/issue_3020/README.md

HashCheck for Windows

HashCheck is a Windows application that creates and verifies file checksums.

How to build

This project is compatible with:

  • Visual Studio 2013
  • Eclipse Luna CDT with MinGW (GCC 4.8.1)

Usage

Launch the executable to create a checksum file if it does not already exists.

Launch the executable to verify file integrity against a checksum file if it exists.

License

Hashing code found on the Internet is in the public domain:

MD5: Colin Plumb (1993) / John Walker (2003)

SHA1: Steve Reid (199?) / ... / Ralph Giles (2002)

FileStream code inspired by dotnet/corefx's Win32FileStream.cs. See FileStream.cpp for licensing information.

FAQ

Why MinGW?

I wanted to have an executable having the least runtime dependencies possible.

Why FileStream?

MinGW‘s fstream can’t open WCHAR filenames and I was not interested in changing fstream's implementation.

What's the coding style?

The coding style is inspired from Google C++ coding style guide.