I feel this is a programmer mistake.
In a past I was asking you. Have you stepped the code through assembler or shorter steps than function and check whether you have what you want to have in given address, variable, area, memory space....?
Look at the picture what is written to the memory. I have used data = 0x55 to see where I am....
(#ifdef _PICOHASH_BIG_ENDIAN
b[s->bufferOffset] = 0x55;
// b[s->bufferOffset] = data;
)
You use and see 0x00 as a clearing but it is data you write to the address.
You should check your definition of sizes Picohash_Sh1_BlockLength is 64 with number of repatings of a write cycle with the size of block where you write data.
When the bufferoffset is 49 it writes to a bufferoffset space in the structure "s" (at the line b[s->bufferOffset] = data;) and rewrites it to zero (you use a value 0x00 as data to write)
This is my first opinion.....
You are using complex pointers logic. Ok, this is your approach to solution. But in this case it is necessary to be sure where and what you write.
Please correct me if I am wrong and the program logic does something different.
Best regards,
Ladislav
