Computer Science bachelor degree thesis on Libgcrypt

Marcio Barbado, Jr. marcio.barbado at bdslabs.com.br
Wed Feb 8 17:12:25 CET 2017


Hi, NIIBE. Thank you for replying back.

Sorry for wrong technical terminology. At least my kung fu feeling was 
quite close.

We'll be taking a look in all that.


Regards,



Em 08.02.2017 06:43, NIIBE Yutaka escreveu:
> Hello, Marcio,
> 
> Well, I learned QiGong from the Chinese master when I was a student in
> Tokyo.  :-)  No, I am not a master (QiGong or libgcrypt).  But, I do 
> some
> development of libgcrypt, and maintain some code.
> 
> "Marcio Barbado, Jr." <marcio.barbado at bdslabs.com.br> writes:
>> For example, should we post on another mailing list or is this the
>> proper one for algorithmic code development?
> 
> Yes, here is the place for technical discussion.  I don't know about
> "algorithmic code development" you addressed, though.
> 
> You can find what's going on in the development by reading our 
> archives.
> 
>     The Gcrypt-devel Archives:
>     https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gcrypt-devel/
> 
> Our source code repository is here:
> 
>     The GNU crypto library:
>     https://git.gnupg.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=libgcrypt.git
> 
> Please get the source code by git.  The command line invocation is:
> 
>     $ git clone git://git.gnupg.org/libgcrypt.git
> 
> And then, you can examine the history of our development.
> --


Marcio Barbado, Jr.




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