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Uses of Class
gnu.crypto.prng.LimitReachedException

Packages that use LimitReachedException
gnu.crypto.exp.ust   
gnu.crypto.prng Provides a basic API for using cryptographically strong pseudo random number generation algorithms. 
gnu.crypto.tool   
 

Uses of LimitReachedException in gnu.crypto.exp.ust
 

Methods in gnu.crypto.exp.ust that throw LimitReachedException
 byte[] UST.beginMessage()
          Signals the start of a new message to process with this UST.
 void UST.beginMessageWithIndex(BigInteger ndx)
          Signals the start of a new message to process with this UST with a designated value.
 void UST.beginMessageWithIndex(int ndx)
          Signals the start of a new message to process with this UST with a designated value.
 void UST.doOpaque(byte[] in, int inOffset, int length, byte[] out, int outOffset)
          Process the Opaque part of the message.
 

Uses of LimitReachedException in gnu.crypto.prng
 

Methods in gnu.crypto.prng that throw LimitReachedException
 void UMacGenerator.fillBlock()
           
 void PBKDF2.fillBlock()
           
 void MDGenerator.fillBlock()
           
 void ICMGenerator.fillBlock()
           
 void Fortuna.fillBlock()
           
 void CSPRNG.fillBlock()
           
abstract  void BasePRNG.fillBlock()
           
 void ARCFour.fillBlock()
           
 byte IRandom.nextByte()
          Returns the next 8 bits of random data generated from this instance.
 byte BasePRNG.nextByte()
           
 void BasePRNG.nextBytes(byte[] out)
           
 void IRandom.nextBytes(byte[] out, int offset, int length)
          Fills the designated byte array, starting from byte at index offset, for a maximum of length bytes with the output of this generator instance.
 void BasePRNG.nextBytes(byte[] out, int offset, int length)
           
 

Uses of LimitReachedException in gnu.crypto.tool
 

Methods in gnu.crypto.tool that throw LimitReachedException
 void Ent.computeIndices()
           
 


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