Closed jonathan-annett closed 4 years ago
it does not inspire confidence about a library if the demo code will not even compile.
Can you post your compile log? There's nothing like bits
in recent commits... and this should inspire rather to do it better. Given recent development in Arduino framework, it should be possible to reuse AES functions that should be inside BearSSL. I'm just not sure whether they're public and if there's already an example for that.
Look at the github repo. You dont need a compiler
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Can you post your compile log? There's nothing like bits in recent commits...
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i'm using a different lib now. just thought you might like to fix your repo.
Thanx, fixed.
behold the evidence:
https://github.com/suculent/thinx-aes-lib/blob/dcf316e09db4e7d0f3d90f1e7ceacc2fc11a70b5/src/AESLib.h#L28
https://github.com/suculent/thinx-aes-lib/blob/dcf316e09db4e7d0f3d90f1e7ceacc2fc11a70b5/examples/simple/simple.ino#L40
https://github.com/suculent/thinx-aes-lib/blob/dcf316e09db4e7d0f3d90f1e7ceacc2fc11a70b5/examples/complex/complex.ino#L83