<ineic...@triple-m.ch> wrote:
> I wrote this tool to check FileMD5 with ICS_V6, ICS_V7 and INDY_10.
> It display's the result in a memo with time measurement.
> E.g. a 44MB Mpeg File displays:
>
> Host: [WSBIERI] File: [D:\_BuProcVideoData\19052008noch eine
> aufzeichung395876456777894.mpg]
> MD5 ICS_V6 :[E48FFC453C495B2F2EA2F33ACBC5586B] in [696] msec
> MD5 ICS_V7 :[E48FFC453C495B2F2EA2F33ACBC5586B] in [680] msec
> MD5 Indy_10:[E48FFC453C495B2F2EA2F33ACBC5586B] in [1488] msec
If your intent is to benchmark the speed of different MD5 implementations I
suggest that you add MD5 routines from the DcpCrypt package [1] into your
comparison list. When I compared it to ICS v5 on my machine some time ago it
was faster than ICS.
Also it would be great if your tool would output both processing time ("wall
clock time") and used CPU time (kernel + user time, see [2]).
Just my personal suggestions.
Tobias
[1] http://www.cityinthesky.co.uk/cryptography.html
[2] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms683223(VS.85).aspx
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