Hello all,

We have been using the aes_cbc functions to encrypt and decrypt (with OpenSSL 
0.9.8) . But recently I tried using the EVP functions (with OpenSSL 1.0.0d) 
instead  to encrypt and decrypt with an aes_128 bit cipher and found that there 
is a huge improvement in the time taken to encrypt and decrypt. So, my 1st 
question is how different are these two and why is there a sizable difference.

I tried these initially on linux with libssl-dev and since then I have been 
trying it on windows. I previously just used
Aes_cbc.c
Aes_x86core.c and a few headers on windows. However, I have not been able to 
achieve something similar with the EVP functions. So, is there a simpler way to 
just include a few c files and their headers and achieve aes 
encryption/decryption.


Thank you,
Sreekanth
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