I believe the Certicom library is somewhere around there in size, and it is a pretty extensive implementation. Costs money though. ;-)
IIRC, the embedded SSL library I wrote (with Chris Hawk) at Certicom was < 64K of 68K code (we originally wrote it for PalmOS devices), including all crypto, for a fully-compliant SSL 3.0 & X.509v3 implementation (client-side SSL only, with a profiled subset of SSL ciphersuites and X.509 features, of course). And it could run with a RAM usage of substantially less than 10K/connection. And we wrote it in less than a month (it was our third or fourth time implementing SSL and X.509, though).
The complete Certicom library is somewhat bigger, but it's got a lot of flexibility, (modular crypto interface, etc.), and code size wasn't a concern on desktop/server platforms.
- Tim
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