> The beta of OpenSSL 0.9.8 does support the longer SHA hashes > (224/256/384/512) - and they are supported by the library, if 0.9.8 is > used (but you have to use the enumerated type to define what > you want :>).
Right, but I don't expect people to run with two prerelease libraries when C++ itself is viewed by most of them as "bleeding edge". I've implemented a mapping from URIs to constants using an XML syntax, and I have a default XML string compiled in supporting 1.1 and 1.2 at compile time, but I let the user plug in their own mapping file. So now my code should support any future options if the user builds against newer libraries. -- Scott
