On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 1:56 AM, unixninja92 <char...@unixninja92.com> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> This week I mostly worked on unit testing and getting the hashing and
> key generation classes ready for merging. I sent in a pull request for
> my Hashing API along with my class that would run benchmarks at
> start-up and policy file checks for JCE and NSS at the beginning of
> the week. I spent the next two days going back and fixing stuff in the
> Hashing API. After a long discussion over IRC and github it was
> decided that we didn't want to slow Freenet start-up any more with
> benchmarks and doing them any other way was outside the scope of my
> GSoC project. I have since removed the benchmarking code from my
> Hashing API pull request. The Hashing API is pretty much all set now,
> but feel free to take a look and let me know if you find anything :)
> (I was trying to squash the benchmarking commits out and accidentally
> brought in a commit that is not mine into the pull request. Haven't
> figured out how to remove it yet.)

git rebase -i 770392e^ HashingAPI
# Now remove the first line
git push --force

>
> I have started writing unit tests and documentation for
> MessageAuthCode as well as documentation for a few other classes. I
> mostly focused on KeyGenUtils. I have the class as well as it's
> documentation and unit tests ready for submitting as a pull request. I
> should have this request in tomorrow (Monday). I took the feedback I
> got on my Hashing API and applied it to most of the other classes I
> have created.
>
> I also ripped out DH support from KeyExchange and the JFKExchange
> classes as we will soon only support negType 9 and up.
>
> So this next week I will have a pull request for KeyGenUtils right
> away, and should have a pull request for MessageAuthCode by the end of
> the week. I will be at the HOPE conference[1] in NYC next weekend, but
> should have time to start getting another part of the API ready for
> merging.
>
> - -Charles
>
> [1]http://hope.net/
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