Hi Aleksandr
After compiling crypto++ I just created two directories within the cryptopp
directory so I ended up with:
/cryptopp/cryptopp
/cryptopp/lib
I then copied the resulting .lib files (I'm using it on windows) into ./lib
and the header files into ./cryptopp. After that I set my include directory
to /cryptopp and simply used #include <cryptopp/....h> and set my lib
directory to cryptopp/lib...
This dealt with your first issue, and only took a minute or so...
Ian
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Hi everyone,
I'm newbie to Crypto++ library. I recently adopted Crypto++ into a my
project and found following issues:
1. Crypto++ include style is:
#include "crypto_lib_filename.h"
When library is used in large project consisting of big number of c/c++
files there is nonzero probability of header name conflict. IMO more
preferable style for library is:
#include "CryptoPP/crypto_lib_filename.h"
2. While library itself is C++ one it uses old style #include for
standard C headers, for example:
// in secblock.h
// ....
#include <string.h>
It brings C functions in global namespace which is not desirable in
certain situations.
Modern C++ style is:
#include <cstring>
If it is recognized as a bug by Crypto++ developers,
-how I can submit it?
-or how I can fix it by myself?
-Aleksandr Furmanov.
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