Wizard's Toolkit API for C
The Wizard's Toolkit API is a low-level interface between the C programming language and the Toolkit's libraries. A description of the public methods are found here:
- American Encryption Standard Methods
- Authentication Methods
- Binary Large OBjectS Methods
- Bzip Entropy Methods
- Client Methods
- Cyclic Redunancy Checksum Methods
- Secure Cipher Methods
- Entropy Methods
- Exception Methods
- File Methods
- Secure Hash Algorithm Methods
- Hash-map and Linked-list Methods
- Keyed-Hashing for Message Authentication
- Key Methods
- Keyring Methods
- LZMA Entropy Methods
- Log Events
- Wizard Methods
- Message Digest Algorithm Methods
- Memory Allocation Methods
- Mime Methods
- Option Methods
- Passphrase Methods
- Random Numbers Methods
- Get/Set Resources
- Environment Sanitization Methods
- Secret Authentication Methods
- Semaphore Methods
- Secure Hash Algorithm 1 Methods
- Secure Hash Algorithm 2-224 Methods
- Secure Hash Algorithm 2-256 Methods
- Secure Hash Algorithm 2-384 Methods
- Secure Hash Algorithm 2-512 Methods
- Secure Hash Algorithm 3 Methods
- Self-adjusting Binary Tree Methods
- Serpent Cipher Methods
- String Methods
- Timing Methods
- Token Methods
- TwoFish Cipher Methods
- Version Methods
- XML Parser Methods
- Zip Entropy Methods
After you write your Toolkit program, compile it like this:
cc `WizardsToolkit-config --cflags --cppflags` -o wizard wizard.c `WizardsToolkit-config --ldflags --libs`
Here is a example program that utilizes the Wizard's Toolkit API to get you started, wizard.c. It simply computes and prints the Secure Hash Algorithm 2, with a 512-bit digest, of a string.