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From: salimbaba on 23 Apr 2010 15:58
hi, i am having this weird sort of problem , my crc32 generator for mac
gives me correct crc32 value only for a particular set of data. for
instance

1- broadcast ip and fixed data ---> correct crc32 value
2- broadcast ip and data set changed ---> incorrect crc
3- general ip and fixed data ---> incorrect crc32.

i have no idea what's wrong with it. just for information , i took crc32
code from outputlogic.com and i am using it.

Kindly reply soon ...thanks a lot :)

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From: salimbaba on 24 Apr 2010 10:20
the issue has been solved =D

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From: David Brown on 24 Apr 2010 11:09
salimbaba wrote:
> hi, i am having this weird sort of problem , my crc32 generator for mac
> gives me correct crc32 value only for a particular set of data. for
> instance
>
> 1- broadcast ip and fixed data ---> correct crc32 value
> 2- broadcast ip and data set changed ---> incorrect crc
> 3- general ip and fixed data ---> incorrect crc32.
>
> i have no idea what's wrong with it. just for information , i took crc32
> code from outputlogic.com and i am using it.
>
> Kindly reply soon ...thanks a lot :)
>
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You've given no useful information to allow anyone to help you as to
what your problem is - yet you ask for fast replies (politely, which is
nice).

You then follow it up with a useless post with no context (get a proper
newsreader, rather than using EmbeddedRelated's rather poor gateway - or
at least learn to use that gateway properly). You say you've fixed the
problem, but don't say what the problem was or how you've fixed it -
thus ensuring that no one else can benefit from your post.

This newsgroup is a helpful place - but it needs a bit more thought on
the part of the poster!
From: salimbaba on 26 Apr 2010 15:06
lol ...sorry mate .. actually it wasn't a problem when i figured out what
was going wrong ... couldn't delete the post from embeddedrelated's site
....

sorry for the inconvenience ..

My signals were not triggering the crc32 generator on time which was
causing problems. And yeah now i realize that i posted no useful info :p so
again sorry for that... will be careful in future.. =)

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