md5deep 2.0 released
Tonight I have published the official release of md5deep version 2.0. As always, you can download either a Windows version or the source code. Here are the changes in the new version:

New Features

• Using GNU Autotools for configuration and compilation. This should help avoid platform specific issues such as SHA-1 problems previously found on 64-bit versions of AIX.
• Added support for files with Unicode characters in their filenames on Microsoft Windows.
• Added support for EnCase hash sets (.hash files).
• Updated web site and quick start guide
• Slightly reduced the size of all of the executables by removing duplicated code.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed time estimation mode for block devices on OS X and Linux
• Fixed cosmetic error where estimated time remaining mode is being used in conjunction with piecewise hashing. Time estimates are now based on the whole file, not just each piece.
• Clarified licensing issues in COPYING for tiger.c
• Changed some data types in hashing functions to C99 standard. Whirlpool seems to be working well enough without changes.
• Wrapped all of the global variables into the state structure