Brian Graversen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have talked to IBM, and we are currently waiting for a license for
the tool required to load application code into the IBM 4758 cards.
We should get such a license at the beginning of august.
The code is just basic C-code, so we can start writing
Brian Graversen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Brian
Then I guess we could identify it by the ID of the GFElement object
holding it. GFElements are immutable. By ID I mean the output of
id(e) where e is a GFElement -- I don't know what that maps to on
the C side of things, but the id() Python
D. J. Bernstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Let me emphasize that this is just the cryptographic part of NaCl,
and just an initial prototype. We're much more feature-complete than
was scheduled for this point but there's also quite a lot more to
do. Right now the prototype is in internal review
Ivan Bjerre Damgaard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Quoting D. J. Bernstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Martin Geisler writes:
I would love to build a set of Python bindings for it and see it
running in VIFF... :-)
Python NaCl is on our essential-items todo list. It'd be great if
you have time to
Let me emphasize that this is just the cryptographic part of NaCl, and
just an initial prototype. We're much more feature-complete than was
scheduled for this point but there's also quite a lot more to do. Right
now the prototype is in internal review within CACE; we'll publish it in
a few weeks,
Brian Graversen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Brian
Attached is the first sample implementation (can we attach files?)
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