The devs can probably at least be mature enough to use each others code where it is compatible. More to the point, there's really only a couple of full time Ope

The devs can probably at least be mature enough to use each others code where it is compatible. More to the point, there's really only a couple of full time OpenSSL devs, and the others are more contributors, for whom I'd imagine switching to a better laid out, less buggy, less spaghetti-codey, more practical implementation would be an advantage.