BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 03-06-93 (23:46) Number: 359 From: CORIDON HENSHAW Refer#: NONE To: CABELL CLARKE Recvd: NO Subj: CRC Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
Hello Cabell! Friday March 05 1993, Cabell Clarke writes to All: CC> Does anyone have or know of a routine to compute a crc CC> 32 from a string? I CC> am in dire need of such as beast and would kill to get my hands on one. Here's some BASIC source for CRC32 and CRC26. I also have a ASM version of the CRC32 code, if you want it. === BEGIN === DECLARE FUNCTION CRC16& (Block$) DECLARE FUNCTION CRC32& (Block$) DEFINT A-Z FUNCTION CRC16& (B$) 'Calculates CRC for Each Block DIM Power(0 TO 7) 'For the 8 Powers of 2 DIM CRC AS LONG FOR I = 0 TO 7 'Calculate Once Per Block to Power(I) = 2 ^ I ' Increase Speed Within FOR J NEXT I ' Loop CRC = 0 'Reset for Each Text Block FOR I = 1 TO LEN(B$) 'Calculate for Length of Block ByteVal = ASC(MID$(B$, I, 1)) FOR J = 7 TO 0 STEP -1 TestBit = ((CRC AND 32768) = 32768) XOR ((ByteVal AND Power(J)) = _ Power(J)) CRC = ((CRC AND 32767&) * 2&) IF TestBit THEN CRC = CRC XOR &H1021& ' <-- This for 16 Bit CRC NEXT J NEXT I CRC16& = CRC 'Return the Word Value END FUNCTION DEFSNG A-Z FUNCTION CRC32& (B$) 'Calculates CRC for Each Block DIM Power(0 TO 7) 'For the 8 Powers of 2 DIM CRC AS LONG FOR I = 0 TO 7 'Calculate Once Per Block to Power(I) = 2 ^ I ' Increase Speed Within FOR J NEXT I ' Loop CRC = 0 'Reset for Each Text Block FOR I = 1 TO LEN(B$) 'Calculate for Length of Block ByteVal = ASC(MID$(B$, I, 1)) FOR J = 7 TO 0 STEP -1 TestBit = ((CRC AND 32768) = 32768) XOR ((ByteVal AND Power(J)) =_ Power(J)) CRC = ((CRC AND 32767&) * 2&) IF TestBit THEN CRC = CRC XOR &H8005& ' <-- This for 32 Bit CRC NEXT J NEXT I CRC32& = CRC 'Return the Word Value END FUNCTION === END === Coridon Henshaw / Sirrus Software / QBCIMR FTSC Standards Technician / SM DEV --- GEcho 1.00 * Origin: TCS Concordia - Mail Only - Toronto, Ontario (1:250/820)
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