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#include <librock/parse.h> int librock_base64dec( const char *wptr; /* Input buffer */ char *optr; /* Output buffer */ );
Returns the number of characters stored at optr, which is normally 3, but may be less than 3 at the end of the encoded block if there was padding.
To decode more than 4 bytes, see librock_base64decN
instead.
Typical use is
#ifdef librock_TYPICAL_USE_base64dec #include <stdio.h> char *wptr = "U29tZSBlbmNvZGVkIHN0cmluZw=="; char *optr = wptr; if (strlen(wptr) % 4) { fprintf(stderr,"%s","bad input. base64 encodings are always a multiple of 4\n"); } else { char *result = wptr; /* In place */ while(*wptr) { optr += librock_base64dec(wptr,optr); wptr += 4; } *optr = '\0'; printf("%s\n",result); } #endif
// No external calls
Copyright 1998-2002 Forrest J. Cavalier III, http://www.mibsoftware.com Licensed under BSD-ish license, NO WARRANTY. Copies must retain this block. License text in <librock/license/librock.txt> librock_LIDESC_HC=12440211096131f5976d36be0cddca4cd9152e45
librock_base64dec passed tests in tbase64 (Unix/Linux/BSD: 2002/08/08 sys=FreeBSD using gcc)
librock_base64dec passed tests in tbase64 (WIN32: 2002/08/08 sys=NT 4.0 using MSVC)
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