>>What if someone had a crypto++ dll could that be made to work? Can we
>>hack the resources on the S/MIME and get something else running in
>>that slot?
JD> This would be very difficult as many of the programmers on the list
JD> would agree. DLL's are usually used to store functions and procedures
JD> which are stored externally and may not have been written by the
JD> software designer.
I really don't know that it would be that difficult, after all, DLLs
are a known format, and all one needs to do is figure out what the
functions are (which is easy if you've got the libs available, as in
the case that it's a downloadable library) and then write a
replacement with a similar number of functions. Plug it in, let it
roll, and see what happens!
-tom!
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Bah, ridiculous thing.
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