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For things that touch the network and maybe particularly use TLS, sometimes people are suddenly in a hurry not to be using an old version anymore. The people wi
by ben0x539 4y ago
For things that touch the network and maybe particularly use TLS, sometimes people are suddenly in a hurry not to be using an old version anymore. The people with the classic compilers would probably have to be prepared to backport security fixes on short notice, I figure the curl project might not want to put them into that awkward position.
- charcircuit 4y agoopenssl doesn't support C89. If you have TLS you probably already have access to a new enough compiler.
- zinekeller 4y agocurl doesn't necessarily require OpenSSL for its TLS functions, in fact it's designed to be TLS-agnostic (to the point that it uses macOS Secure Transport API and Windows Schannel by default). You could either use wolfSSL or use a dedicated TLS code connected to the embedded cryptographic co-processor.