On 3/29/1999 8:02 AM, CJ Holmes enlightened me with the following:
>Much of the code in OpenSSL is quite good but the lack of documentation
>really limits its usefulness. So I'm offering to document one or two
>modules of the library, if that would be a worthwhile task. (Pick a
>module, any module.)
If you've got the source, why the hell do you need a manual? Just kidding!
While the docs are incomplete and not up to date with the latest OpenSSL
releases, there is an excellent starting point at
http://www.columbia.edu/~ariel/ssleay/cryptosupp_index.html
I recommend that the OpenSSL page contain a link to this site.
For my project, I started with the docs, then read the source for
specific details, like the handling of NULL pointers.
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