Dr Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> That seems very complicated. How about doing this
>> in the Makefile
>> test: cipherlist
>> cipherlist: cipherlist.c
>> ..usual CC rules.
>> And cipherlist is
>> main()
>> {
>> #ifndef NO_DES
>> printf("des_cfb\ndes_ede_cfb\ndes_ede3_cfb\n...")
>>
>> and so on.
>> Then the test is
>> for I in `cipherlist` ; do
> Hmmm thats not portable to single Makefile stuff like Win32 which would
> need a special case of course.
> How about a 'test' application that works similar to the openssl
> application which has all the tests linked into it [...]
I don't think that this should be done -- enctest is just about using
openssl from shellscripts. But if we combine these ideas, we get the
following:
Create, as a part of enc.c, a new application "cipherlist" or
"list-ciphers" or whatever that prints the list of all availabe
encryption applications (this is basically an extract of the error
message that openssl produces when you give an incorrect application
name):
$ openssl list-ciphers
base64
bf
bf-cbc
bf-cfb
bf-ecb
[...]
The proper #ifdefs exist in progs.h (which really should be split up
into progs.h, which defines prototypes, and progs.c, which defines the
data object "functions"[1] and thus does not belong in a header file)
[1] FUNCTION functions[] = {
{FUNC_TYPE_GENERAL,"verify",verify_main},
{FUNC_TYPE_GENERAL,"asn1parse",asn1parse_main},
etc. etc. etc.
Then, "testenc" would do the following:
for i in `$cmd list-ciphers`
do
echo $i
$cmd $i -bufsize 113 -e -k test < $test > $test.$i.cipher
$cmd $i -bufsize 157 -d -k test < $test.$i.cipher >$test.$i.clear
Votes, please, on
- adding a "list-ciphers" application (or, to make things more
coherent, "standard-commands", "message-digest-commands",
"cipher-commands" applications that emit the respective lists from
apps/openssl.c's standard error message)
and
- splitting prog.h in prog.c and prog.h.
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