I printed every single variable already. First of all the crypt($pw,"Ho") statement returns different results. After I noticed that, I just set $pw to the value the c tool returns. Now $seed differs from the c code. It's wierd because the first 4-5 elements in the array are the same like in the c tool.

Hexadecimal elements from @seed in Perl: 
seed: 2298
seed: effe9
seed: 329fb28
seed: f9f4815b
seed: 7430a82151
seed: 277c8923528c
seed: 11957511bac25e
seed: 6a9a15bb7c3a5a5
seed: 53cb25459bf9ffe7
seed: 59b3b95dcd77f57d
seed: a56ffe811a5b3cae
seed: 4ffb834f11b60ab
seed: 52dea09c13b9ef89

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Hexadecimal elements from seed in C:

c: seed: 2298
c: seed: effe9
c: seed: 329fb28
c: seed: f9f4815b
c: seed: 30a82151
c: seed: 8923528c
c: seed: 11bac25e
c: seed: b7c3a5a5
c: seed: 9bf9ffe7
c: seed: cd77f57d
c: seed: 1a5b3cae
c: seed: f11b60ab
c: seed: 13b9ef89

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I have no clue why the values differs from the 5th element on. Thats why I'm asking here. Sorry for my incomprehensible question befor.

regards bottch

In reply to Re^2: C code translation to Perl by bottch
in thread C code translation to Perl by bottch

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