Releases: lordmulder/CRC-64
Releases · lordmulder/CRC-64
CRC-64 1.0.2
CRC-64 1.0.2 [Sep 18 2022]
Synopsis:
crc64.exe [OPTIONS] [<file_1> [<file_2> ... <file_n>]]
Options:
-h --help --version Show help screen / show version information
-b --binary Output digest in binary format (default is hex-string)
-d --decimal Output digest in decimal string format
-u --upper-case Print digest as upper-case (default is lower-case)
-p --no-padding Print digest *without* any leading zeros
-s --silent Suppress error messages
-e --ignore-errors Ignore I/O errors and proceeed with the next file
-f --no-flush Do *not* flush output stream after each file
-z --init-with-zero Initialize CRC with 0x000..000 (default is 0xFFF..FFF)
-n --negate-final Negate the final CRC result
-t --self-test Run integrated self-test and exit program
Changes
- Options --init-with-zero and --negate-final have been implemented
- Option --self-test has been implemented
- Various improvements to option parsing and added support for "short" options names
- Some improvements to "binary" output mode
- Some code clean-up and refactoring + small performance improvement
CRC-64 1.0.1
CRC64 1.0.1 [Sep 11 2022]
Synopsis:
crc64.exe [OPTIONS] [<file_1> [<file_2> ... <file_n>]]
Options:
--help --version Print help screen / show version information
--binary Output the digest in binary format (default is hex-format)
--decimal Output the digest in decimal string format
--upper-case Print hex-string in upper-case letters (default is lower-case)
--no-padding Print the digest *without* any leading zeros
--silent Suppress error messages
--ignore-errors Ignore I/O errors and proceeed with the next file
--no-flush Do *not* flush the standard output stream after each file
Changes:
- Flush standard output stream after each file, by default
- Added option
--no-flushto disable automatic output flushing
CRC-64 1.0.0
This is the initial release.
Synopsis:
crc64.exe [OPTIONS] [<file_1> [<file_2> ... <file_n>]]
Options:
--help --version Print help screen / show version information
--binary Output the digest in binary format (default is hex-format)
--decimal Output the digest in decimal string format
--upper-case Print hex-string in upper-case letters (default is lower-case)
--no-padding Print the digest *without* any leading zeros
--silent Suppress error messages
--ignore-errors Ignore I/O errors and proceeed with the next file