05-20-2021, 03:45 PM
you can't really print a pointer like this (well actually you could sometimes if you just print the address with %p or similar)
you need to print the single elements/items of the array digest32[0] up to digest32[7]
you also need to make sure that you are debugging correctly with/within the correct kernel function (is it the correct file and function) and furthermore you must of course make sure that the kernels aren't cached (remove the kernels directory or use make clean, before every new test). Several of this important steps (clearing the cache etc) are explained in the dev guide/manual (under docs, hashcat-plugin-development-guide.md).
you need to print the single elements/items of the array digest32[0] up to digest32[7]
you also need to make sure that you are debugging correctly with/within the correct kernel function (is it the correct file and function) and furthermore you must of course make sure that the kernels aren't cached (remove the kernels directory or use make clean, before every new test). Several of this important steps (clearing the cache etc) are explained in the dev guide/manual (under docs, hashcat-plugin-development-guide.md).