For linux and perhaps other unixes /dev/random is a good example. To
simplify somewhat,
the operating system reads garbage from the hardware and posts it to
this file. If you do a
cat /dev/random you'll get some first hand experience with this file.
That's what it would look
like. Use the conte
Has anyone heard of an effort to incorporate openssl into the ACE C++ wrappers
project at http://siesta.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html?
Brad
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otherwise you get busy waiting. (I'm not even sure that s_client
is
correct in this respect, but it's to confusingly written to deeply
look into this issue.)
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Bodo,
Good point, since as far as most users are concerned s_client.c and
s_server.c are the most referenced