Hi all,
I'm using AESLib_LoadLibrary_Force68K() at application startup to load
You use Force68k if you want to use the lib on a non-68k CPU, but want the lib run 68k Code. This is solely for testing purposes (compare speed of 68k emulation against native ARM code on Tungsten T for example) and not needed in everyday use.
When I use AESLib_OpenLibrary and install the library it works.
Then you have already what you need.
If you want to use AES for a copy protection scheme, you might take a look TEA/XTEA (check the wikipedia), because the code is extremely short and in CBC mode with 64 rounds or more you are still on the safe side. That would avoid to load a lib of several kB when the user has an older device with 'only' 8 MB RAM or even less.
Ingbert
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