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"Skaarak" <skaarak@NOakamailSPAM.com> wrote in message 
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> "Skaarak" <skaarak@NOakamailSPAM.com> wrote in message 
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>> I'm trying to use the MD5 hash from Indy, which in 9 went
>> to the file IdHashMessageDigest.pas.
>>
>> However, after fighting with BCB6 & Indy 9, finding lost RSP
>> files and getting it installed.  There is no component HashMessageDigest.
>> I have 5 Indy Tabs, Server, Client, Misc, Intercepts & IO Handlers but
>> scanning through them I don't see anything that's like what I'm looking 
>> for.
>>
>> Going over the news groups twice I haven't seen anything either.
>>
>> Thanks to any who have suggestions!
>
> Assuming that there is no component, I included the 
> IdHashMessageDigest.hpp
> file in my CPP file, and then added the following code:
>
>    TIdHashMessageDigest5 *MD5 = new TIdHashMessageDigest5 ();
>    debugbox2->Text = MD5->HashValue("pvr2_0001.txt");
>    delete MD5;
>
> The only problem is that with this code in there I get a no descript 
> error:
> [Linker Error] Fatal: Access violation.  Link terminated.
>
> I'm also assuming this has to do with something in my upgrading from Indy 
> 8
> to Indy 9, but I'm at a loss as to how to fix it.  If I leave the .HPP 
> file as an
> include and remove the code snippet the program complies fine.  Once the
> snippet has been added it will not compile after wards.
>
> I've tried deleting all .OBJ and temporary files, but it didn't seem to 
> help.
>
> Any new ideas on this?

Okay, by adding the .OBJ file of the IdHashMessageDigest to the project
I now compile.  Annoying, but liveable.

-Cory