d9uvjTmnZQDI8zMoS-tBZD3ye9VsM
Decode how it was? This MD5 sturdy?
Who can fix this code?
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Maybe is a very dummy question, but i cant understand about it, y watched a lot of videos and read online, but i don't get it at all. Thank you so much for time and help.
I'm asking here because the documentation concerning the aforementioned library is horribly lacking. As written in the title, I want to load a PNG image from a USB stick and then decode it using stb_image but I don't know how to go about it.
To add a bit of context, I'm using a discovery board from ST, the STM32F769I and running FreeRTOS.
I thought first that simply calling "stbi_load" with the full path ("0:MYIMAGE.PNG") would suffice but it doesn't.
Therefore, I suppose another function must be used for that purpose but which one ? stbi_load_from_memory ? I don't have it very clear. Or should I first call a FatFS function like f_open() before being able to call any decoding function?
Any help is more than appreciated. It'd be very helpful if you could write here a simple example that does the job.
Thanks in advance.
I am not talking about exact conversion. If I could get just the text out of it, I am happy.
Any pointers? Anything I can look at?
Look at unoconv . Its python based(and openoffice needs to be installed), just a pointer that might help.
im sorry if this is a stupid question but i was curious, i have this code that translates into my name im wondering what hash function its using, i thought it was md5
this is my name:
saleh
and this is the code
9LjZ6QoOB1A%253d
pleaaase help
It's definitely not MD5 -- MD5 output always consists of 32 hexadecimal characters.
I am writing a program in C for file compression. The method i am trying to use involves doing math on the file as if it were one long number. Can anyone recommend a bignum library that would not try to do all of that in ram, but rather let me do math with file pointers. any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
I doubt such a library exists. You could try mmap()ing the files in memory and see if you can do it that way.