The simple example illustrates how to authenticate, compress and encipher a string,
and how to decipher, decompress and verify the MAC

#include <LEDA/coding/crypt.h> // contains all cryptography classes

using namespace leda;

void generate_keys(CryptKey& auth_key, CryptKey& cipher_key)
{
  // key generation (two keys)
  CryptByteString passphrase = CryptKey::read_passphrase("Passphrase: ");
  CryptByteString salt(1);
  salt[0] = 'a'; // for authentication
  auth_key = CryptKey::generate_key(128/8, passphrase, salt);
  salt[0] = 'c'; // for enciphering/deciphering
  cipher_key = CryptKey::generate_key(128/8, passphrase, salt);
}

int main()
{
  string str = "Hello World";
  CryptKey auth_key, cipher_key;

  // encode: MAC -> compress -> encipher
  typedef CoderPipe3< OMACCoder<>, PPMIICoder, CBCCoder<> > CryptCoder;
  encoding_ofstream<CryptCoder> out("foo");
  generate_keys(auth_key, cipher_key);
  out.get_coder()->get_coder1()->set_key(auth_key);
  out.get_coder()->get_coder3()->set_key(cipher_key);
  out << str << "\n";
  out.close();
  if (out.fail()) std::cout << "error writing foo" << "\n";

  // decode: decipher -> decompress -> MAC
  decoding_ifstream<CryptCoder> in("foo");
  generate_keys(auth_key, cipher_key);
  in.get_coder()->get_coder1()->set_key(auth_key);
  in.get_coder()->get_coder3()->set_key(cipher_key);
  str.read_line(in);
  in.finish(); // read till EOF is reached and then close "in"
  if (in.fail()) std::cout << "error authenticating foo" << "\n";

  std::cout << "decoded string: " << str << "\n";

  return 0;
}