Thanks for putting the tests together Amir. I'm tied up for the next few hours. The most likely issue is that my port changed something inadvertently. Possibly the endian issue - I replaced the endianess test with boost's.

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> On Apr 17, 2014, at 1:20 PM, "Amir Taaki" <genjix@???> wrote:
>
> $ cd libbitcoin/test/
> $ ./make.sh
> Linking...
> Running 8 test cases...
> hash.cpp(32): fatal error in "sha256_hash": critical check
> encode_hex(ripemd_hash) == "17d040b739d639c729daaf627eaff88cfe4207f4"
> failed
>
> *** 1 failure detected in test suite "libbitcoin tests"
>
>
>> between computer 1 (working) and computer 2 (newest). I've added a unit
>> test for ripemd in test/ which should pass.
>>
>> genjix@astra1609:~$ cat test.cpp
>> #include <bitcoin/bitcoin.hpp>
>> using namespace bc;
>>

>> int main()
>> {
>>    std::cout << generate_ripemd_hash(data_chunk{{110}}) << std::endl;
>>    return 0;
>> }

>>
>> genjix@astra1609:~$ ./a.out
>> 17d040b739d639c729daaf627eaff88cfe4207f4
>>
>> --------------------------------------------
>>
>> /tmp> cat rh.cpp
>> #include <bitcoin/bitcoin.hpp>
>> using namespace bc;
>>

>> int main()
>> {
>>        std::cout << generate_short_hash(data_chunk{{110}}) << std::endl;
>>            return 0;
>> }

>>
>> /tmp> ./a.out
>> 2a392d9c021a12ab0b51d90e438a54b11bf27497
>>
>> --------------------
>>
>> and when I add output to the libbitcoin ripemd hash function in the
>> source:
>>
>> sha hash: 1b16b1df538ba12dc3f97edbb85caa7050d46c148134290feba80f8236c83db9
>> ripemd hash: 17d040b739d639c729daaf627eaff88cfe4207f4
>> 17d040b739d639c729daaf627eaff88cfe4207f4
>>
>> ---------------
>> (newest)
>>
>> sha256: 1b16b1df538ba12dc3f97edbb85caa7050d46c148134290feba80f8236c83db9
>> ripemd: 2a392d9c021a12ab0b51d90e438a54b11bf27497
>> 2a392d9c021a12ab0b51d90e438a54b11bf27497
>
>
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