Hi Vincent
(I have no connection with yaSSL, just noticed a potential issue which
you may not have considered, which may rule out using CyaSSL in your
product.)
If you link CyaSSL with your application, you will need to pay attention
to its licence requirements. CyaSSL is available under an open source
licence (GPLv2) and a commercial licence.
http://yassl.com/yaSSL/License.html
The open source licence can only be used in an open source application.
Linking GPLv2 licensed code into your code requires the entire
application to be licensed under GPLv2.
If your application is closed source and will be distributed beyond your
organization, you would have to use the commercial licence of CyaSSL,
which costs US$5000.
LWIP and FreeRTOS can be used in both open source and closed source
applications, as long as the requirements of their licence agreements
are met.
On 2012-05-24 12:19, vincent cui wrote:
Hi Chris:
I am working on HTTPS and SSH, and looking for a SSL to support LWIP.
So , the CyaSSL 2.2.0 is small enough for integrity it into LWIP and
FreeRTOS ? do you have a sample to SSH application ?
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