Karsten, First, congrats for the on-goin work.
We from CertiSign have the same goal as you. Though, maybe we are thinking further. We want to provide a layer above libmusclecard that implements a CSP interface (windows CSP archtecture). With such Muscle CSP layer, any existing windows applications that use the CSP interface could use libmusclecard too. Also, windows based applications could migrate to linux withought having to change for an pkcs11 interface. Luiz Reuter is working on this. I compiled your win32 version of libmusclecard sucessfully following your instructions. I have a few questions. An yes/no answer would be sufficient. - Your project uses Resource Manager below it (by Resource Manager API), right ? - Above it, the original libmuscle interface has been slightly changed, right ? - Is it an not totally independent brench, as the new linux libmuscle features are being brought into Windows too (parallel development), right ? - Do you plan reaching single libmusclecard that compiles in Windows and Linux ? Is there any barrier ? Maybe the incomplete separation of PCSC/libmuscle ? ---------------- Murilo Perrone CertiSign _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
