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Thanks Jon.

I originally defined inputlen as int(10), but left the Qc3CalculateHash
prototype as bindec(9) because that was how the IBM example defined it.
The compiler complained with RNF7535, so I changed inputlen's definition to
match the prototype from IBM's example. But, on your advice, I changed
both the prototype's definition and inputlen's definition to int(10), and
it works. I guess I find it odd that Qc3CalculateHash treats either
definition identically, but the compiler doesn't like it when the
prototype's definition isn't identical to the data type used in the call.

I'll update the github source later.

Thanks for the review, Jon!

- Dan

On Sat, Mar 31, 2018 at 8:37 AM, Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

One quick comment Dan - replace all "bindec" with Int. Bindec is
inefficient and deprecated sine the intro of ints. Please don't spread
that old-fashioned nastiness any further.


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