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Message #00286
[info] Qt Provides Cryptography
I was going through the repository in search of an existing library that
provide encryption and decryption of GPG or OpenPGP messages. Then I fell
upon QCA. It's modeled after the Java Cryptography Architecture, but the Qt
Cryptography Architecture (available by running "sudo apt-get install
libqca2-dev libqca2-doc libqca2") provides mainly every kind of
cryptography resource we'd may need. It's project page is at
<http://delta.affinix.com/qca/> but the documentation it provides is pretty
well done and provides useful examples. One thing, this may allow us to
drop those MD5.*pp files in WntrData. You can expect to see the use of both
QCA and libqrencode (although there's no real library for decoding QR
codes, which we need) used in WntrNtwk soon. I recommend building the
(crappy) graphical user interface version of Wintermute, by changing the
CMake file in wntr/core, "WINTERMUTE_USE_GUI". As of that, I'll try and
begin to implement a means of using ncurses to build a more flexible TUI.
Cheers, team! I'm really sorry that I'm unavailable to reply quickly to e-
mails; this'll change when classes start for me (they start late, oddly
enough), but for now, bear with me!
--
Jacky Alcine <http://www.jackyalcine.co.cc>
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