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Smeeze, I'm not using the OP's routine, but am wondering about whether you should get the same encryption each time you run it on an identical block of data?
Smeeze, I'm not using the OP's routine, but am wondering about whether you should get the same encryption each time you run it on an identical block of data?
Which xtea would appear to be. Do I understand correctly?
If you meant "appear to be" a block cipher, then yes. Block ciphers can be used in ecb mode in which case key+data gives the same cipher-text every time. If you use cbc mode with xtea, for instance, then the cipher-text resulting from key+data depends on all the data that was encrypted in previous data blocks.
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