Re: [cap-talk] RumpelTree++

Just did a last bugfix. All tests run correctly and without memory leaks.
Would anyone be interested in contributing a security-oriented code-review
on my library? Its C++11 code and I took extra effort to make sure memory
containing security sensitive authority tokens gets wiped after usage
while maintaining the friendly almost fully string like interface.



T.I.A.

Rob

On Mon, July 21, 2014 14:11, Rob Meijer wrote:
> Oops, that one should have gone to cap-talk, not e-lang :-(
>
> On Mon, July 21, 2014 13:51, Rob Meijer wrote:
>> I thought some of you might be interested in the following.
>>
>> I've migrated my Rumpelstiltskin tree-graph algorithm code from using
>> openssl to using crypto++, and from being some deep part of MinorFS2 to
>> being its own hopefully more widely usable C++ library. Its still a work
>> in progress (need to write a whole lot of extra tests, need to look at
>> memory wiping that seems not to be working, and at writing a solid cmake
>> config file without hard-coded llvm tools, but anyhow, I think its in a
>> state that its suitable to play around with a bit for those interested
>> in
>> using it.
>>
>> https://github.com/pibara/Rumpeltreepp
>>
>> I'm very interested in any feedback, and if anyone thinks it usefull
>> that
>> I've seperated my code from MinorFs2 into a seperate general purpose
>> library.
>>
>>
>> The interface of the library is defined in rumpelstiltskin.hpp, and an
>> API
>> usage example can be found in test.cpp.
>>
>>
>> Rob
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