> > I don't, but it could be either crypt or something like this. But I
> > planned to put low-level pty allocation routines here. (and the poll
> > emulation code is here anyway) so it can stay lib IMHO.
>
> My intention with the separate lib and include directories is not to
> have a place to hide particularly low-level or ugly code. Instead, the
> idea is that these directories are independent from lsh, doing one
> thing (symmetric crypto algorithms and hash functions), so that it can
> be lifted out and used in other projects without doing a lot of
> modifications and cleanup. Like I said before, I started bt copying
> these diractories verbatim from the Pike distribution, and I'd like to
> be able to copy them back at some later time.
>
> I don't think low-level system dependent code belongs there. If things
> like poll, pty, unix passwords, etc is separated from the main src
> directory, they should live in one or more directories of their own.
> sysdep/ or unix/ or something like that; not together with the
> portable crypto code currently in lib.
Then let's go for this latter scheme. Leave /lib as it is, and create
/sysdeps or /lowlevel. Poll emulation, pty allocation should be moved
there.
> Ooops. I wasn't referring to efficiency, but simply to the missing O
> in the word "SECND" ;-)
I see :-)) I choose SECND, because it is exactly as long as FIRST.
--- Bazsi
