| AMCL is very simple to build for C#. |
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| NOTE: The C# code is automatically generated from the Java code using |
| the Java to C# Converter from Tangible Software Solutions. We noted a few minor |
| fix-ups that were required when we tried the current version of the Converter. |
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| ** In HASH384.cs and HASH512.cs change long to ulong. Remove castes in S() and R(). Add (ulong) caste |
| in process() |
| ** Comment out debug "main" programs in files other than Test***.cs |
| ** In BIG.cs function mod() change "checked" to "unchecked" |
| ** In BIG.cs in modmul() change BIG.mod(m);BIG.mod(m) to a.mod(m);b.mod(m). Same in modsqr() and modneg() |
| ** In BIG.cs in jacobi() change BIG.mod(p) to x.mod(p) and BIG.mod(m) to t.mod(m) |
| ** In TestMPIN.java change line Scanner ...; pin=scan.next(); to pin = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); |
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| Three example API files will be generated, MPIN.cs which |
| supports our M-Pin (tm) protocol, ECDH.cs which supports elliptic |
| curve key exchange, digital signature and public key crypto, and RSA.cs |
| which supports the RSA method. |
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| In the ROM.cs file you must provide the curve constants for the curve you want to use. |
| Several examples are provided in the Java code, if you are willing to convert and use one of these. |
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| When the translation is complete, for a quick jumpstart:- |
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| csc TestMPIN.cs MPIN.cs FP.cs BIG.cs DBIG.cs AES.cs HASH256.cs HASH384.cs HASH512.cs RAND.cs ROM.cs StringHelperClass.cs ECP.cs FP2.cs ECP2.cs FP4.cs FP12.cs PAIR.cs RectangularArrays.cs |
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| or |
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| csc TestECDH.cs ECDH.cs FP.cs BIG.cs DBIG.cs AES.cs HASH256.cs HASH384.cs HASH512.cs RAND.cs ROM.cs StringHelperClass.cs ECP.cs |
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| or |
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| csc TestRSA.cs RSA.cs FF.cs BIG.cs DBIG.cs HASH256.cs HASH384.cs HASH512.cs RAND.cs ROM.cs StringHelperClass.cs |
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