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== Links == | == Links == | ||
<attach>CRCCheck.zip</attach><br> | <attach>CRCCheck.zip</attach><br> | ||
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[http://www.fdos.org/win32/nsis/plugins/others/CRCCheck.1.4.zip CRCCheck.1.4.zip] NSIS & Unicode NSIS versions | |||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
'''Version:''' 1.3. | |||
A small (3KB) plugin that generates a standard ZIP CRC32 for any file you pass it: | A small (3KB) plugin that generates a standard ZIP CRC32 for any file you pass it: | ||
Latest revision as of 11:49, 28 January 2010
| Author: SpiderVenom (talk, contrib) |
Links
CRCCheck.zip (13 KB)
CRCCheck.1.4.zip NSIS & Unicode NSIS versions
Description
Version: 1.3.
A small (3KB) plugin that generates a standard ZIP CRC32 for any file you pass it:
Example
CRCCheck::GenCRC "$SYSDIR\explorer.exe" Pop $R1 MessageBox MB_OK $R1
This gives you a CRC for the windows explorer executable. If a CRC can not be generated, you get "0" in $R1. Specific error reporting will come soon.
Written in VC++ 7, it reuses the CRC code from VPatch, with a few tweaks.
Just extract CRCCheck.zip to your NSIS dir (with folder names), and everything will go in the right place. Check \Contrib\CRCCheck\Readme.txt for more info.
