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3 The most up-to-date documentation is supposed to be available on the
8 BearSSL is considered beta-level software. Most planned functionalities
13 utterly crazy move. BearSSL is free, open-source software, provided
22 - You can use and reuse the library as you wish, and modify it, and
26 - The only obligation that the license terms put upon you is that you
37 command-line tools. There is no installer yet. The library _can_ be
50 configuration file (that targets cross-compilation for an Atmel board
51 that features a Cortex-M0+ CPU), type:
59 Some compile-time options can be set through macros, either on the
60 compiler command-line, or in the `src/config.h` file. See the comments
65 and the command-line tools can be found in the designated build
71 - `testcrypto all` runs the cryptographic tests (test vectors on all
76 - `testspeed all` runs a number of performance benchmarks, there again
81 - `testx509` runs X.509 validation tests. The test certificates are
84 The `brssl` command-line tool produced in the build directory is a
85 stand-alone binary. It can exercise some of the functionalities of
102 archive, the source files are segregated into various sub-directories,
108 - Each `*.c` file includes `inner.h`
109 - `inner.h` includes `config.h` and `bearssl.h`
110 - `bearssl.h` includes the other `bearssl_*.h`
116 - Version numbers are `x.y` or `x.y.z` where `x`, `y` and `z` are
120 - Backward compatibility is maintained, at both source and binary levels,
129 make no promise in that respect. Since the API uses caller-allocated
133 - Sub-versions (the `y` part) are about added functionality. That is,