I was looking for the same thing for a while. Give up. It hasn't been
written. There's a first timers SSL tute building a https client at
http://www.darkspell.com/gadgets/ssl/  It gives some insight into the
philosophy behind it. Then check out the maurice and ssl directories in
the demos dir. There are some basic docs for a *few* of the more common
API functions in the man pages. Probably /usr/local/openssl/man. I found I
had to add this to MANPATH to work properly. If you find any good docs for
the API or tutes or you decide to write some, keep the list posted. There
are a lot of people in your boat :)

Also check out the source code to slush and stunnel. These you can find
via freshmeat.

Good luck.

Crispin

On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Jerome Siour wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> Is there any "complete" documentation of OpenSSL API?
> 
> The documentation on www.openssl.org and in the "doc" directory is very 
>incomplete... Most of functions
> are just 'named', but not explained.
> 
> For the moment, I just have the "client/server" demo application as SLL reference, 
>and I would like
> to know more about main SLL API functions. Does any "unofficial" quite-complete 
>documentation exists?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Jerome Siour.
> 
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