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Diffstat (limited to 'librecrypt_scan_settings.c')
| -rw-r--r-- | librecrypt_scan_settings.c | 50 |
1 files changed, 25 insertions, 25 deletions
diff --git a/librecrypt_scan_settings.c b/librecrypt_scan_settings.c index 749797e..4db7a12 100644 --- a/librecrypt_scan_settings.c +++ b/librecrypt_scan_settings.c @@ -66,31 +66,31 @@ check_uint(const char *settings, size_t *off, size_t len, char min_first_digit, * This function does not check the value of any excess bit * in the base-64 encoding * - * @param settings The password hash string - * @param off The current in `settings` where the integer - * begins; will be updated to its ends (one byte - * after the last character encoding the integer) - * @param len The number of bytes in `settings` - * @param min The least allowed number of bytes - * @param max The most allowed number of bytes - * @param allow_empty Whether the empty string is allowed - * (no encoded bytes and no asterisk-notation) - * @param dlut Alphabet reverse lookup table, shall map any valid - * character (except the padding character) to the value - * of that character in the encoding alphabet, and map - * any other character to the value `0xFF` - * @param pad The padding character to used at the end; the NUL byte if none - * @param strict_pad Zero if the padding at the end is optional, non-zero otherwise - * @param strout Output parameter for the beginning of the base-64 text, - * set to `NULL` if asterisk-notation is used - * @param lenout Output parameter for the number of bytes in `*strout`, or if - * `*strout` is set to `NULL`, the asterisk-encoded number; - * however if `strout` is `NULL`, the number bytes used by - * the salt or hash (when in raw binary format) is stored - * @return 1 if the encoded value was of proper length, - * a proper length was encoded using asterisk-notation, or - * if `allow_empty` was non-zero, nothing was encoded; - * 0 otherwise + * @param settings The password hash string + * @param off The current in `settings` where the integer + * begins; will be updated to its ends (one byte + * after the last character encoding the integer) + * @param len The number of bytes in `settings` + * @param min The least allowed number of bytes + * @param max The most allowed number of bytes + * @param allow_empty Whether the empty string is allowed + * (no encoded bytes and no asterisk-notation) + * @param dlut Alphabet reverse lookup table, shall map any valid + * character (except the padding character) to the value + * of that character in the encoding alphabet, and map + * any other character to the value `0xFF` + * @param pad The padding character to used at the end; the NUL byte if none + * @param strict_pad Zero if the padding at the end is optional, non-zero otherwise + * @param strout Output parameter for the beginning of the base-64 text, + * set to `NULL` if asterisk-notation is used + * @param lenout Output parameter for the number of bytes in `*strout`, or if + * `*strout` is set to `NULL`, the asterisk-encoded number; + * however if `strout` is `NULL`, the number bytes used by + * the salt or hash (when in raw binary format) is stored + * @return 1 if the encoded value was of proper length, + * a proper length was encoded using asterisk-notation, or + * if `allow_empty` was non-zero, nothing was encoded; + * 0 otherwise */ static int check_data(const char *settings, size_t *off, size_t len, uintmax_t min, uintmax_t max, int allow_empty, |