Peter Stuge wrote:
On Thu, Nov 30, 2006 at 10:28:14PM +0100, Andreas Jellinghaus wrote:
the typedefs are not conditional or anything, so there is no
difference if we uee "unsigned char" directly in that function
Until it has to be changed in many places instead of one because
unsigned char isn't 8 bit anymore. Maybe we should even make nice
uint8_t and friends?
well, if unsigned char is not 8bit everywher, then changing it from
unsigned char to uint8_t would break the api. the api defined in
the official rsa header files uses "unsigned char" and we want to
stay compatible with that, right?
the one important question for me isn't about style, but if we will
face any technical problem with the replacement headers. I don't
think so. And since it gets a license problems off our heads, I
think of it as a great improvement :)
I'm not convinced that it solves the problem (lack of legal
experience) but I'm not complaining. :)
ok, thanks.
Regards, Andreas
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