Hello, I am working on a modification of the NSS code in order to implement TLS extensions as specified by RFC3546.
I can't quite understand the way variable fields are appended and consumed by the Handshake. I am referring to the file ssl3con.c in the NSS source code. We first append a number 'bytes' and then a bit-string that is 'bytes' bytes long. When appending bytes, we specify the size of 'bytes' - 'lenSize'. From what I see, lenSize can take values of only 1, 2, 3 and 4. Is this the maximum amount of bytes that 'bytes' can take up - i.e. if the value of 'bytes' is up to 256 bytes, we specify 'lenSize' = 1, if it is upto 65536 then 'lenSize' = 2, etc? Sincerely, Peter _______________________________________________ mozilla-crypto mailing list mozilla-crypto@mozilla.org http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-crypto
