Resumes the computation of a CRC64 value

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Function New( _ ByVal crc As Long _ )

C#
public Crc64( long crc )

Parameters

crc

Example

Library/Library.Test/TestCrc64.cs

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Assert.AreEqual("0000000000000000", new Crc64().ToString()); Assert.AreEqual("0000000000100100", new Crc64(0x00100100).ToString()); Assert.AreEqual("FFFFFFFFF0100100", new Crc64(unchecked((int)0xF0100100)).ToString()); Assert.AreEqual("F010010011100110", new Crc64(unchecked((long)0xF010010011100110ul)).ToString());

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Assert.AreEqual("0000000000000000", new Crc64().ToString());
Assert.AreEqual("0000000000100100", new Crc64(0x00100100).ToString());
Assert.AreEqual("FFFFFFFFF0100100", new Crc64(unchecked((int)0xF0100100)).ToString());
Assert.AreEqual("F010010011100110", new Crc64(unchecked((long)0xF010010011100110ul)).ToString());

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Assert.AreEqual("0000000000000000", New Crc64().ToString()) Assert.AreEqual("0000000000100100", New Crc64(&H100100).ToString()) Assert.AreEqual("FFFFFFFFF0100100", New Crc64(DirectCast(&Hf0100100UI, Integer)).ToString()) Assert.AreEqual("F010010011100110", New Crc64(DirectCast(&Hf010010011100110UL, Long)).ToString())

VB.NET

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Assert.AreEqual("0000000000000000", New Crc64().ToString())
Assert.AreEqual("0000000000100100", New Crc64(&H100100).ToString())
Assert.AreEqual("FFFFFFFFF0100100", New Crc64(DirectCast(&Hf0100100UI, Integer)).ToString())
Assert.AreEqual("F010010011100110", New Crc64(DirectCast(&Hf010010011100110UL, Long)).ToString())

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7

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Source Code

CSharpTest.Net
Crc64 Constructor(Int64)
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