Convert VC++ library to masm?

[qWord]

i guess i should open winasm studio>project>properties>release>command line?

yes, you must add that option. Because the path contains spaces, it should be enclosed in double quotes:
/LIBPATH:"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\lib"

I hope you also had add the function to your library build. For that purpose I have add a new module (named C_interface.cpp) to the library:

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#include "pch.h"
#include "md5.h"

extern "C" void CalculateDigest(byte* hash_value, const byte* data, size_t length) {
    CryptoPP::MD5 hash;
    hash.CalculateDigest( hash_value, data, length);
}

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[qWord]

Redlabel,
The shown c++ file must be add to the project that is used to build the cryptlib (In other word: you must extend the crypto library by the adding the function CalculateDigest()).

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[qWord]

You just need to add the file to the project (I'm talking about the c++-library!): for Visual Studio this could be: Project->Add Item->new c++ source.

BTW: It seems like that the whole topic is beyond your limits.

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[hutch--]

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Make a point of NOT deleting post contents, other members have responded and your deletions render their posts unintelligible.

[jj2007]

Make a point of NOT deleting post contents, other members have responded and your deletions render their posts unintelligible.

This habit is indeed extremely anti-social. I wonder whether one can block post edits for members below a certain post count; allowing as usual, one hour to correct typos etc.

[Dubby]

just a question "Why?"..

never fell embarrassed of making mistakes in learning process.. my first source code was full of garbage, if I made mistake I don't delete them just comment them out and put a notice "this is mistakes.." and after the source finished I retype the right source in the new document, side by side with the old and possibly optimize it ... that way I can learn from my mistakes... and try to stay away from it..

Hutch, if I remember correctly in the old forum you have a notice about not deleting post, right? what about making it as a rule or a notice..?

[Gunther]

This habit is indeed extremely anti-social. I wonder whether one can block post edits for members below a certain post count; allowing as usual, one hour to correct typos etc.

Yes, indeed and very unfair.

Hutch, if I remember correctly in the old forum you have a notice about not deleting post, right? what about making it as a rule or a notice..?

That's a good proposal. We should think about it.

Gunther