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/*               C R Y P T O G R A P H I C - A L G O R I T H M S              */
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/* Author:       Richard De Moliner (demoliner@isi.ethz.ch)                   */
/*               Signal and Information Processing Laboratory                 */
/*               Swiss Federal Institute of Technology                        */
/*               CH-8092 Zuerich, Switzerland                                 */
/* Last Edition: 13 May 1992                                                  */
/* System:       AMIGA, SAS (Lattice) C-Compiler, AmigaDOS 1.3/2.0            */
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/* Change this type definitions to the representations in your computer.      */

typedef long           int32;           /* signed 32-bit integer              */
typedef unsigned long  u_int32;         /* unsigned 32-bit integer            */
typedef unsigned short u_int16;         /* unsigned 16-bit integer            */
typedef unsigned char  u_int8;          /* unsigned 8-bit integer             */

/* Do not change the lines below.                                             */

#define dataSize       8 /* bytes = 64 bits */
#define dataLen        4
#define keySize      104 /* bytes = 832 bits */
#define keyLen        52
#define userKeySize   16 /* bytes = 128 bits */
#define userKeyLen     8

#define data_t(v)    u_int16 v[dataLen]
#define key_t(v)     u_int16 v[keyLen]
#define userkey_t(v) u_int16 v[userKeyLen]

void Idea( data_t(dataIn), data_t(dataOut), key_t(key) );
void InvertIdeaKey( key_t(key), key_t(invKey) );
void ExpandUserKey( userkey_t(userKey), key_t(key) );