Re: [boost] Cryptography for Boost.

What you are talking about is quite a complex set of protocols (SASL) and it can (and will) be built on top of the suite. But unfortunately for now the suite is not that full-featured. Okay. I consider such a small of responses as if there was no point in discussing hypothetical library without actual code. I’ill come up with a Boost-ified version hopefully next week and maybe that would bake some discussion. Sincerely yours, Mikhail Komarov nemo@nil.foundation

On 22 Feb 2020, at 09:00, Kenneth Porter via Boost wrote:

--On Friday, February 21, 2020 6:21 PM +0300 Mikhail Komarov via Boost wrote:

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It's been some time since I've started developing so-called clean C++ cryptography implementation for my organization's internal purposes. It was intended at first to be a cryptography framework fulfilling special cryptography schemes requirements, but eventually it has evolved into a full-featured suite, actively using and, sometimes, even based on Boost libraries. This turned out to be fine way to serve the Boost (and entire C++) community and to assemble a Boost version of a suite.

How does it fit in with openssl and SASL? I'd been contemplating dipping my toes into a Windows email client and openssl has a native Visual Studio port but I don't know of one for any SASL libraries. So the available open source email libraries tend to be *nix-oriented and have to be built with a ported *nix toolchain.

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