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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hello Guys,</p><p>I am trying to add wolfSSL to FreeRTOS. I have FreeRTOS running on STM32 cortex M3 evaluation board. And, I also have a small webserver running on the STM32. Now i am trying to add the wolfSSL into FreeRTOS. I am using &quot;Keil&quot; compiler to run. I am not sure that i can use all the make files and the./configure files to start with.</p><p>My question here is, how to port the wolfSSL to a generic micro controller. Without using any ./configure and make files.</p><p>Any feedback would be really appreciated.</p><br /><p>Regards<br />Kishore Srimat</p><p>#<br />touskaProject Admin</p><p>[Avatar]<br />2009-02-03 19:12:52 UTC<br />Are you sure ./configure doesn&#039;t work? You might want to try compiling the embedded SSL library, otherwise you can do this:</p><p>source files = cyassl/src/*.c and cyassl/ctaocrypt/src/*.c</p><p>include files = cyassl/include*.h and cyassl/ctaocrypt/include/*.h</p><p>defines:</p><p>define BIG_ENDIAN_ORDER if the processor is big endian otherwise wolfSSL defaults to little endian.</p><p>define SIZEOF_LONG to its length in bytes and SIZEOF_LONG_LONG too, e.g.,</p><p>#define SIZEOF_LONG 4<br />#define SIZEOF_LONG_LONG 8</p><p>define SINGLE_THREADED unless you have a pthreads package available. This is only for locking the session cache and shouldn&#039;t affect clients.</p><p>Let me know what comes up.</p>]]></description>
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