I guess I don't understand. At one point you mention that C++ wrappers
don't meet the need because you are addressing corruption "by something
that occurred inside OpenSSL," yet later on you say you're trying to
address the library being used in the wrong way. No biggie, I'll wait
until code (fragments) are posted. But if you're trying to enforce
correctness, then again a more strongly-typed language seems to make more
sense; magic numbers in structures seem a little untrustworthy.
/r$
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