[vtls] vtls background
Tim Ruehsen
tim.ruehsen at gmx.de
Mon Feb 9 11:12:54 EST 2015
On Monday 09 February 2015 16:24:40 Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Mon, 9 Feb 2015, Tim Ruehsen wrote:
> >> Making libcurl dlopen() crypto libraries sounds like a really bad idea to
> >> me.
> >
> > It's an idea, but not a 'bad' one.
>
> I'd also maintain it is a bad idea. A road full of pain and tears.
I have closed-source pluggable SSL library code running at customers sites,
but I never experienced 'tears' or 'pain'. Some challenges, yes. Challenges
are one of the reasons why I like my job ;-)
But again, I am not fixed on dlopen etc.
> Sure, you _can_ use it but you have to do a lot of the work manually instead
> of having the linker and tools do it for you.
+1 against runtime loading
> And the portability problems are not even mentioned yet...
(I already mentioned it, no real reactions so far.)
We need a list of systems to support (for a start, can be extended later).
I guess, you have the broadest experiences regarding what systems to support.
What do you think which systems should we support ? And what systems can we
support with the available resources we have right now (dev/testing) ?
What I know we have here:
Darshit Shah (Arch Linux, OpenSSL)
Dagobert Michelsen (Solaris 9,10,11 - he even has a build farm and maybe could
automate building / error reporting)
Tim Rühsen (Debian testing/unstable, Cygwin 64bit, GnuTLS)
We can automate tests via Travis-CI (Ubuntu 12.04, OSX ?, does it already
support Windows ?)
I added 'Supported Platforms' in the wiki: https://github.com/darnir/vtls/wiki
Tim
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