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Update fingermatch to accept wrapped fingerprints, factor out fingerprint reading code into fingerlib so it can be shared by fingerfix/fingermatch (and soon fingerdiff)
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* fingerlib.cc/.h -- Some misc. functions related to fingerprint parsing *
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#ifndef FINGERLIB_H
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#define FINGERLIB_H
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/* Reads a fingerprint in from the filep file descriptor. The FP may
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be in wrapped or unwrapped format. Wrapped prints are unrapped
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before being returned in FP. Returns -1 or exits if it fails. */
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int readFP(FILE *filep, char *FP, int FPsz );
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/* When Nmap prints a fingerprint for submission, it sometimes
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includes duplicates of tests because 1 or more elements of that
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test differ. While this is important for things like fingerfix
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(submission), other scripts can't handle it. So this function
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removes the duplicates. Maybe it should have more smarts, but
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currently it just keeps the first instance of each test. Returns
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the number of duplicate tests (0 if there were none). The function
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quits and prints the problem if there is an error. */
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int remove_duplicate_tests(FingerPrint *FP);
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#endif /* FINGERLIB_H */
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