On Wed, Dec 27, 2006 at 10:44:08AM +0200, Bar, Eitan wrote:
> Hi,
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> I'm considering porting OpenSSL to a RTOS, and would like to hear about
> people's experience with such a task.
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> - How portable exactly is OpenSSL? Are all OS and platform specific
> definitions and wrappers(?) placed in a single place or is this going to
> require changing the code all-over?
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> - I'm browsing through the code and taking VxWorks as a reference. Am I
> judging correctly when I see the little amount of changes and concluding
> that this might be a relatively short task (1 month too optimistic)?
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> - Since I'm mostly interested in the functionality of the crypto
> library, is it possible to port and build only that module/library
> without having to port all OpenSSL (apps etc)?
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> Any other comments and/or notes will be welcome.
>
I have ported IPsec to Nucleus OS. I did not spend much time porting the crypto
engine from OpenBSD kernel. That might be what you want if you just want the
crypto part.
You could do the same wit OpenSSL of course but I would tend to think you are
better off taking a look at OpenBSD kernel IPsec.
The entire source tree is available thro' web cvs , check out the website. Best
of luck!
regards,
Girish
--
When your mind is purified like a mirror knowledge is reflected in it.
Adi Sankaracharya, Hindu saint
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