Hi,
In that case maybe it should become a standalone library?
boost::crypt::sha1 or
boost::algoritmh::sha1
or something else
Then other crypto libraries can go under those too.
Thanks
Shams
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"Darren Garvey" wrote in message
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On 08/06/07, Bo Xie wrote:
I know I can call openSSL(or its libcrypto) for SHA-1. But how about
Windows? (I can not redistribute openSSL windows version.)
My question is: Does Boost include SHA-1 implementation?
As far as I know the recently pseudo-accepted Boost.Uuid library contains a
SHA-1 implementation, which is free from licensing issues. It's not in CVS
yet, but I figure it will be soon enough.
HTH,
Darren
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