I don't understand what BN_div() expects from bn_div_words(). I see
calls like this:
bn_div_words(0xFFFFC383,0x838B4B53,0x80000000)
and I wonder what the hell is expected to come out of that. The
result of dividing 0xFFFFC383838B4B53 with 0x80000000 is 0x1FFFF8707,
which can't be correctly represented in a BN_ULONG on a 32-bit system
(where BN_LLONG isn't defined)!
This just doesn't make sense...
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