ld be a 4.0
> In particular, as Tomas wrote, the openssl app will continue to provide
> everything that it did before.
I have advocated in the past splitting the "openssl" app into a new repo
which could evolve at a different rate, and with a different level of
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erve as particularly good examplars, because of the mix of
C and perl, sometimes the perl is just running some .c code that was
compiled... sometimes not.
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requisite for.
The sectional and version organization of the web site is a bit wonky.
We need links from the 0.9.8 version of the man pages to the "most recent",
as the older pages get better Google SEO.
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Paul Dale wrote:
> Library contexts are going to allow us to separate different portions of
the
> TLS/cryptographic activity within one application. No problems, here. This
> seems like a useful and worthwhile idea. It will e.g. be a way to separate
> FIPS and non-FIPS streams
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