in3rsha/sha256-animation · error
We only operate on 32-bit words in SHA-256. Your x is #{ARGV
Error message
We only operate on 32-bit words in SHA-256. Your x is #{ARGV[0].size} bits. What it means
Error "We only operate on 32-bit words in SHA-256. Your x is #{ARGV[0].size} bits." thrown in in3rsha/sha256-animation.
Source
Thrown at sigma1.rb:18
# coding: utf-8
require_relative "sha256lib.rb"
# -----
# σ1(x)
# -----
# σ1(x) = ROTR(17, x) ^ ROTR(19, x) ^ SHR(10, x)
# -----
# Input
# -----
# default
x = 0b00000000000000000011111111111111 # 0b11101001101101011101101110100101
# argument passed
x = ARGV[0].to_i(2) if ARGV[0] # binary
# check arguments
if ARGV[0] && ARGV[0].size > 32
puts "We only operate on 32-bit words in SHA-256. Your x is #{ARGV[0].size} bits."; exit
end
# ---------
# Animation
# ---------
system "clear"
puts "x: #{bits(x)}"
puts " #{'-'*32}"
puts "ROTR 17: #{bits(x)}"
puts "ROTR 19: #{bits(x)}"
puts " SHR 10: #{bits(x)}"
puts " #{'-'*32}"
puts "σ1(x):"
sleep(0.1)
# ROTR(17, x)
(17+1).times do |i|
system "clear"View on GitHub (pinned to 871e976d69)
Solutions
- Pass the first argument as a binary string of 32 bits or fewer, e.g. `ruby sigma1.rb 00000000000000000011111111111111`.
- Count the bits in your input: ARGV[0].size must be <= 32. SHA-256 words are 32-bit, so trim or split longer inputs.
Example fix
ruby sigma1.rb 00000000000000000011111111111111
When it happens
Trigger: Thrown at sigma1.rb:18 when the library encounters an invalid state.
Common situations: See trigger scenarios.
AI-assisted analysis of in3rsha/sha256-animation@871e976d69 (2026-08-23).
Data as JSON: /api/errors/d339cf97206a4253.
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