Hi, I'm very impressed with the sophisticated design and API of crypto++.
However I need more basic, overview, and fundamental documentation to
understand its power.
I do clearly understand the bash shell aspect of unix/linux pipes. I know
of "tee", but this functionality of cyrpto++ looks similar, but particular
interesting:
ChannelSwitch cs;
cs.AddDefaultRoute(f1);
cs.AddDefaultRoute(f2);
I searched for books that seemed appropriate with:
source sink filter attach channel switch channelswitch programming paradigm
c++ OR cpp
std::iostreams came up and I will look at my books on this topic.
A very popular library called "flume" also apparently uses at least some of
these concepts and references exist for that too.
Lastly I think even standard c++ may introduce additional pipe like
features in the future, but I'm not sure which proposals most closely
reflect crypto++'s design and API approach.
If anyone knows of a high quality reference/tutorial that closely models
the API and concepts used in crypto++, I would appreciate a link.
++Regards,
Grant
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