silc_snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "Client ID %@", id_renderer, client_id);
+ o Change silc_gettimeofday on Unix to use clock_gettime with REALTIME
+ clock if it is available, otherwise use gettimeofday().
+
(o Generic SilcStatus or SilcResult that includes all possible status and
error conditions, including those of SILC protocol. Though, the SILC
protocol related status (currently in silcstatus.h) cannot be in
check the alg->hash, supported hash functions. Maybe deliver it also
to all other functions in SilcPKCSAlgorithm to be consistent. (***DONE)
+ o Add DSA support to SILC public key.
+
o Add DSS support. (***DONE)
o Implement the defined SilcDH API. The definition is in
be accelerated. Also take into account that it could use elliptic
curves.
- o ECDSA and ECDH
+ o Add ECDSA support.
+
+ o Add ECDH support.
o All cipher, hash, hmac etc. allocation routines should take their name
- in as const char * not const unsigned char *.
+ in as const char * not const unsigned char *. (***DONE)
SILC Accelerator Library
lib/silcpgp
===========
- o OpenPGP certificate support, allowing the use of PGP public keys
- in SILC.
+ o OpenPGP certificate support, allowing the use of PGP public keys.
lib/silcssh
===========
- o SSH2 public key/private key support, allowing the use of SSH2 keys
- in SILC. RFC 4716. (***DONE)
+ o SSH2 public key/private key support, allowing the use of SSH2 keys.
+ RFC 4716. (***DONE)
lib/silcpkix
the one that actually WANTs to establish the keys. So no need for
responder to retransmit. Define this clearly in the specs.
+ o Define clearly that the DSS signature format is the the Dss-Sig-Value
+ ASN.1 encoding defined for PKIX.
+
+ o Define clearly the SSH2 signature format is the one specified for SSH2
+ protocol.
+
o Dynamic server and router connections, ala Jabber. SILC has allowed
this from the beginning. It should be written out clearly in the
specs. Connection would be created with nick strings (which are of
# Get CPU
cpu_i386=false
-cpu_ix86=false
+cpu_i486=false
+cpu_i586=false
+cpu_i686=false
+cpu_i786=false
cpu_x86_64=false
cpu_ppc=false
cpu_ia64=false
case "$host_cpu" in
- i386)
+ # All following Intels are considered 32-bit CPUs.
+ i?86)
AC_DEFINE([SILC_I386], [], [SILC_I386])
AC_DEFINE([SILC_I486], [], [SILC_I486])
cpu_i386=true
- cpu_ix86=true
+ cpu_i486=true
+
+ if test "x$host_cpu" = "xi586"; then
+ AC_DEFINE([SILC_I586], [], [SILC_I586])
+ cpu_i586=true
+ fi
+
+ if test "x$host_cpu" = "xi686"; then
+ AC_DEFINE([SILC_I586], [], [SILC_I586])
+ AC_DEFINE([SILC_I686], [], [SILC_I686])
+ cpu_i586=true
+ cpu_i686=true
+ fi
+
+ if test "x$host_cpu" = "xi786"; then
+ AC_DEFINE([SILC_I586], [], [SILC_I586])
+ AC_DEFINE([SILC_I686], [], [SILC_I686])
+ AC_DEFINE([SILC_I786], [], [SILC_I786])
+ cpu_i586=true
+ cpu_i686=true
+ cpu_i786=true
+ fi
;;
- i?86)
- AC_DEFINE([SILC_I486], [], [SILC_I486])
- cpu_ix86=true
+
+ # Intel IA-64, 64-bit CPU (not x86_64 compatible)
+ ia64)
+ AC_DEFINE([SILC_IA64], [], [SILC_IA64])
+ cpu_ia64=true
;;
+
+ # AMD/Intel x86_64, 64-bit CPU
x86_64)
AC_DEFINE([SILC_X86_64], [], [SILC_X86_64])
cpu_x86_64=true
;;
+
+ # PowerPC, 32-bit and 64-bit CPUs
powerpc*)
AC_DEFINE([SILC_POWERPC], [], [SILC_POWERPC])
cpu_ppc=true
;;
- ia64)
- AC_DEFINE([SILC_IA64], [], [SILC_IA64])
- cpu_ia64=true
- ;;
esac
AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_I386, test x$cpu_i386 = xtrue)
-AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_I486, test x$cpu_ix86 = xtrue)
+AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_I486, test x$cpu_i486 = xtrue)
+AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_I586, test x$cpu_i586 = xtrue)
+AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_I686, test x$cpu_i686 = xtrue)
+AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_7686, test x$cpu_i786 = xtrue)
AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_X86_64, test x$cpu_x86_64 = xtrue)
AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_POWERPC, test x$cpu_ppc = xtrue)
AM_CONDITIONAL(SILC_IA64, test x$cpu_ia64 = xtrue)