hash functions: add tests to verify output against test vectors #3
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A bug was discovered in the sha256 hash functions provided by this library but the mistake was not caught for a long time because no tests were run using known test vectors. The test vectors used in this commit are from publicly available and well-respected sources (NIST and the original author of ripe-md). You can run the tests with "make check". Signed-off-by: Aleksa Sarai <[email protected]>
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A bug was discovered in the sha256 hash functions provided by this library (see #4) but the mistake was not caught for a long time because no tests were run using known test vectors.
The test vectors used in this commit are from publicly available and well-respected sources (NIST and the original author of ripe-md).
You can run the tests with "make check".