Re: rs_mdfour functions and librsync >= 0.9.6

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On  7 Apr 2004 Shirish Hemant Phatak <[email protected]> wrote:

>     Hmmm...I suppose if this is going to require an API change anyway 
> and it is not widely used, you may as well drop it. I would defnitely 
> recomend adding a whole file checksum though.

I think the 0.9 librsync.h exposed some internal functions that were
kind of useful, but perhaps didn't really need to be exposed.  md4
kind of fell right on the crack.

>     Incidently, what would you suggest using instead of the librsync md4 
> apis for Windows? Does libmd work there as well? There are probably 
> better options, I guess it's time to take a look.

I would think any problems on Windows would be just incidental, since
it is very plain C.

-- 
Martin 

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