--- Ryan Shon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
>  > Are you sure you want to squeeze in the entire
> OpenSSL
>  > library into your Blackfin processor?
>  > What is it that you want?
>  > Do you want SSL or crypto?
> 
> The plan is to build the SSL and crypto libraries so
> that applications could be written using some of the
> library functions, and these applications would be
> loaded into the Blackfin.  The size of the libraries
> isn't important; just the size of the applications
> we'll write later which link to the libraries.
IMHO and AFAIK this may not be easy. :-(
> 
>  > It will be worthwhile to just do a surgical
> removal of
>  > the requisite parts...
> 
> I have tried that somewhat, but I've had trouble
> locating
> definitions in the source.  For example, I attempted
> to
> isolate and compile only what I needed to use the
> MD5
> cipher, and discovered that there are at least three
> versions
> of the actual hashing function within the code, and
> the one
> that was used in my Cygwin build was defined inside
> a
> perl script.  Also, I wasn't able to find the
> definitions
> of MD5_Update() and MD5_Final().
> 
This is no problem. OpenSSL may not be the right place
if you want only MD5 or SHA1. I did much better by
taking it from some other standalone utility in
FreeBSD. Unfortunately I don't have those files handy
right now. But you should find it quite easy to get
what you want. 

regards,
Girish
> Right now, I'm just trying to build the libraries by
> modifying the Configure script.
> 
> 
> Thank you again for your help.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
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