libgcrypt, pk api, sample code

[Florian Weimer]

Werner Koch <wk@gnupg.org> writes:

> > appreciated. (The gpg code itself helps, but since it uses iobufs and
> > slings a lot of structs containing state around, it's rather difficult to
> > glean the important bits -- plus that it doesn't fully use the gcrypt API
> 
> I see what I can do.

Is it possible with libgcrypt to read an OpenPGP message (my main
interest is key material)?  Or do I have to code my own OpenPGP
parser?  (I can't use GnuPG directly because my application is quite
special and doesn't fit to the common GnuPG usage patterns.)

> > in the US contributing to libgcrypt? (I'll be out of the country for most
> > of July & August, so that wouldn't be as much of an issue then.) Is there
> > a list of things that needs doing?
> 
> If you are an U.S. citizen, it doesn't matter where you stay, export
> rules will always travel with you.  The good news is, that there is no
> problem with free software wanymore.  Eben Moglen (FSF lawyer)
> checked, that it is okay to do GNU crypto stuff in the U.S.

Wow, that's great news.

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