I hate classes!

[wossname]

typedef unsigned long integer ULI;

class SecureHA
{
 private:

 ULI H[5]={23,54,27,45,64};   //ERROR HERE!
...
...
...
}:

The compiler will not let me initialise this array within the class definition, any ideas why?

[Yonatan]

You cannot initialize data members like this. It must be in the constructor.

class c
{
private:
	int h[5];

public:
	c()
	{
		h[0] = 23;
		h[1] = 54;
		h[2] = 27;
		h[3] = 45;
		h[4] = 64;
	}
};

Enjoy

[wossname]

Cool thanks.

Hmm, I don't suppose you know how to read a file into an array of unsigned long integers do you?
The array size is a multiple of 512 bytes. But the file is probably a bit less than that (but the array will always be big enough to hold the file).
Its a weird request from a C++ newbiw like me, but I gotta start somewhere!

[denniswrenn]

How are you going to store the information in the unsigned long integers? Is it going to be the ASCII value?

[wossname]

Once its in the array and has been processed, it will be in a completely incoherent form. Except no-one knows how to get it in there!