Generating an AUTODIN-II CRC32?
The following code can be used to generate an AUTODIN-II 32-bit Cyclic Redundency Check (CRC32) value from an input string descriptor, similar to that used by the HP C compiler for its /NAMES=SHORTENED mechanism, and by various other applications requiring a CRC32. The routine uses the OpenVMS library routine lib$crc_table to generate a sixteen longword array of data from the specified encoded polynomial coefficient (AUTODIN-II, in this case), and then lib$crc to generate the CRC32 value from the array and the input data.
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