Am 02.08.2011 01:51, schrieb Piotr Szturmaj: > Jonathan M Davis wrote: >> I think that it would be useful to query the community for what piece of >> library functionality they don't currently have in D and would most >> like to >> see. For instance, there is no official logging framework in D or any >> 3rd party >> libraries which do it AFAIK. So, that could be one type of >> functionality that >> you may like to see. Now, there is a prospective implementation for >> std.log >> which shouldn't be all that far away from being reviewed, so listing >> that here >> wouldn't be all that useful, since it's on its way. But what other major >> functionality do you miss in D that other languages' that you use have >> available in their libraries? >> >> My hope here would be that we could get some good ideas going here >> such that >> we have can have a better idea what type of functionality it would be >> particularly useful to be working on for Phobos or 3rd party D >> libraries for >> the community, and maybe it'll even get some people to actually go and >> work on >> these ideas so that we can improve the libraries that we have to work >> with in >> D. We can always use more help, and we definitely need a richer library >> ecosystem for D. But even just discussing ideas could be of benefit. >> >> So, what major functionality which we don't currently have would you >> like to >> see in either Phobos or in a 3rd party library so that you could use >> it in >> your D programs? >> >> - Jonathan M Davis > > 1. Cryptography (I already wrote all SHA hash implementations and HMAC, > they will be open sourced under Boost license, I'm also working on > Rijndael/AES impl.) > > some of the proposed namespaces (just thinking loud): > > std.crypto.cipher - block and stream ciphers > std.crypto.hash - message digests (SHA1, RIPEMD, ...) > std.crypto.mac - message auth codes like HMAC, CMAC, UMAC > std.crypto.mode - block cipher modes like CBC, GCM, ... > std.crypto.padding - padding schemes > std.crypto.pki - asymmetric cryptography (RSA), PKI > std.crypto.x509 - certificate support >
Maybe http://www.dsource.org/projects/dcrypt could be used. Cheers, - Daniel