C语言XOR加密代码特定行逻辑疑问及适配性咨询
Hey there! Let's break this down clearly since you're new to C and trying to wrap your head around this XOR encryption code.
First, let's look directly at the line you're confused about in the else block:
msg[ind] = (_len>0?buf[ind-24]:'@')^msg[ind-24];
你的猜测是否正确?
Nope, your guess isn't right. The code isn't XORing with an index offset by -12—it's using an offset of -24. Let's split this expression into parts to make it clearer:
- The ternary operator
(_len>0?buf[ind-24]:'@'):- When
_lenis still greater than 0, it takes the element from thebufarray at positionind-24(sinceindis at least 24 here, this is a valid index intobuf). - When
_lendrops to 0 or below (meaning we've processed all elements inbuf), it uses the character'@'(ASCII value 64) as a filler.
- When
- This value is then XORed with the element in the
msgarray at positionind-24, and the result is stored inmsg[ind].
Quick walkthrough of the full loop logic
To give you context, here's what the whole loop is doing:
_lenstarts aslen + 24, so we're processing the originalbufcontent plus an extra 24 positions.- The loop runs as long as either
_len > 0(we still havebufelements to process) orcount % 24 != 0(we need to pad the output to a multiple of 24 bytes).- When
ind < 24: We copy the first 24 elements from thebytesarray intomsg—this acts like an initial seed for the encryption. - When
ind >= 24: We generate each newmsgelement using the XOR logic we just broke down, reusing the earliermsgvalues (24 positions back) combined withbufdata or the'@'filler.
- When
Does this code fit Figure1's requirements?
Unfortunately, without knowing what Figure1 specifies (like the required encryption mode, key rules, input/output format, or padding requirements), I can't say for sure if this code matches its needs. If you can share details about what Figure1 expects (e.g., is it a specific XOR stream cipher, does it require a certain block size, etc.), we could verify this more precisely.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Jinwoo Bae

