translate memset, sprintf_s in C

[meokey]

I came across C code like below and failed to translate it to autoit to get the value of buffx. Would you please help me out? Thanks a lot

#define UNIQU_HASH_SIZE 512

#define CLIENTKEY "%d%s%s%s"

...

char* szTerm2;

char* szTerm3;

int number = 0;

number=1234;

szTerm2="abc";

free(szTerm3);

memset(uniqueIDHash,0,UNIQU_HASH_SIZE);

sprintf_s(buffx, 4096, CLIENTKEY , number, szTerm2, szTerm3, uniqueIDHash);

Edited October 28, 2010 by meokey

[martin]

I came across C code like below and failed to translate it to autoit to get the value of buffx. Would you please help me out? Thanks a lot

#define UNIQU_HASH_SIZE 512

#define KEY "%d%s%s%s"

...

char* szTerm2;

char* szTerm3;

int number = 0;

number=1234;

szTerm2="abc";

free(szTerm3);

memset(uniqueIDHash,0,UNIQU_HASH_SIZE);

sprintf_s(buffx, 4096, CLIENTKEY , number, szTerm2, szTerm3, uniqueIDHash);

The equivalent in AutoIt would be

buffx = StringFormat(CLIENTKEY , number, szTerm2, szTerm3, uniqueIDHash)

[meokey]

The equivalent in AutoIt would be

buffx = StringFormat(CLIENTKEY , number, szTerm2, szTerm3, uniqueIDHash)

Thanks for your help.

Sorry, I missed a key info in the first post which is the buffx has to be 4096 bytes because it will be used to create a hash string -- will it make any difference in Autoit? Thanks

szHash = cmd5.GetMD5((BYTE*)buffx, strlen(buffx)).c_str();

Edited October 28, 2010 by meokey