From: Dan Kegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
dank> BIO's should have been a well-separated layer, not an integral
dank> part of OpenSSL.
I'm not sure I understand that argument. BIO's *are* separate, in
their own "module", if you wish to express it that way. They just
happen to be used by OpenSSL as transport, which I see as a feature,
since that makes it possible for the application programmer to make
his own (I'd like to see you do your own FILE * or thingy controlled
through file descriptors).
I wonder, is it really BIO's that are your problem, or the fact that
SSL itself (the handshake, most particularly) makes non-blocking I/O a
bit tricky? Just trying to set the record straight...
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