Jon Parry-McCulloch wrote:
[snip]
> Two things:
> a) anyone know if this is call-for-call compatible with SSLeay 0.9b
> b) would anyone be interested in reading about my experiences with
> it when I've finished doing the work. I can either send it privately, post
> it to the list, or stick it on a website.
I have the SSL C documentation in my lap now, as I am evaluating it for use. It
is laced with typos and ommisions. however, it is pretty decent in terms of
usefullness.
SSL C *is* call for call compatible with SSLeay 0.9.0. However, the majority of
functions were "cemented over". They are simply not exposed to the Toolkit
user. Oh, they are there all right, but you cant use them.
I would be VERY interested in hearing about your experiences with it. Your
comments would be useful to many, so please post it to all the appropraite
lists. These would probably include ssl-users and openssl-users.
Thanks!
Mordy
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o Mordy Ovits
o Programmer/Cryptographer
o LockStar Inc.
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