Hello everyone,
I wanted to know if there was any kind of cryptographic libraries for MASM32 ?
I've used the Windows Cryptographic API but I was disappointed about the performance (AES-128, 1.1GB/s) and the number of available algorithms.
So I thought of using a secure stream cipher like Salsa20, Chacha20 or even a block cipher like AES, Blowfish or whatever but implemented in MASM32.
The thing is that I don't really want to implement those by myself (I'm far from being an expert in cryptanalysis or in x86 assembly optimization and I don't want to end being depressed because I tried to implement the Feistel Network in ASM).
Is there anything like that I could include in my code ?
Whatever is available for C/C++ or any other language that produces DLLs in a similar format is available also for Masm32. But it seems you haven't found anything for C/C++, right?
Quote from: jj2007 on June 19, 2020, 09:45:19 PM
Whatever is available for C/C++ or any other language that produces DLLs in a similar format is available also for Masm32. But it seems you haven't found anything for C/C++, right?
Why didn't I thought about it...
I could statically link some .lib file generated from a C library right (I don't want it to be dynamically linked) ?
Thanks for the idea :) (yes I kind of feel stupid but that's ok I guess).
When I started learning MASM, I had no idea what libraries were :tongue:
Hi HumanSoundingName,
QuoteI could statically link some .lib file generated from a C library right (I don't want it to be dynamically linked) ?
That's OK. An extra and necessary step is to write the correct Masm prototypes to declare the functions belonging to the static library.