Sorry, that I have to disappoint you, but I won't tocuh this kind of thing 
in my fork.
I do think that SecByteBlock is easy to use and hence I believe that it'll 
break more than help if I would change anything there.
I'll concentrate my time on implementing new (requested/needed) algorithms 
(Threefish/Skein/BLAKE2/Fortuna/...) and not on the core.

BR

JPM

Am Sonntag, 1. März 2015 14:40:53 UTC+1 schrieb Ilya Bizyaev:
>
> Finished writing and debugging the code for writing and reading the 
> header! I'm already happy! \_(^_^)_/
> By the way, ALL the problems I solved were issues with using 
> SecByteBlocks!!! I now that Jean-Pierre Münch is writing a fork for 
> Cryptopp... hope he would make SecBlocks easier to use and more stable!
> Now I should re-implement the very file encryption and optimise what I've 
> already rewritten. I'll keep your informed about the development (^_~)
>

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