Gary,
MatrixSSL might be a good alternative, it's designed to be easily portable
and I believe only uses callbacks with parameters in one spot (for X.509
certificate validation). Var args are also not used in any of the APIs,
which may help if your compiler is less than ANSI compliant.. The library
is sockets and threads independent, so POSIX support isn't required in your
OS. Basic stdlib is about all you need. Here's a post containing the
external APIs that are invoked and when they're used.
http://www.matrixssl.org/archives/000058.html
J
Disclaimer: I'm on the MatrixSSL team.
garwal> I have been working on porting OpenSSL to the THEOS Operating
garwal> System. The C compiler is ANSI C compliant and "mostly" ISO
garwal> C99 compliant. However, it is not as feature rich as GCC. My
garwal> main problem is with the function pointer callbacks that
garwal> accept parameters. I'm finding that I have to modify the
garwal> source a lot in order to get it to compile.
garwal>
garwal> Does anyone have any suggestions that may help me in porting
garwal> OpenSSL to this environment? Is there another SSL toolkit
garwal> that is more ANSI C friendly?
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