setenv-ios.sh <SDK> <ARCH>
SDK is optional, and it can be one of the following. By default, its iPhoneOS.
* iPhoneOS
* iPhoneSimulator
* WatchOS
* WatchSimulator
* AppleTVOS
* AppleTVSimulator
ARCH is optional, and it can be one of the following. By Default, its ARMv7 if SDK is iPhoneOS. Its i386 if SDK is iPhoneSimulator.
* i386
* x86_64
* ARMv5
* ARMv6
* ARMv7
* ARMv7s
* ARM64
You no longer have to worry about things like LLVM's libc++ vs GNU's stdlibc++. LLVM's runtime has been default since at least Xcode 5.0, and allowing a choice has mostly caused linking problems under iOS.
The second file added was a test script that builds the Crypto++ library under whatever Xcode supports. The script is a smoke test and should help catch breaking changes. We still need to run 'cryptest.exe' under a Jailbroken device.
The files provided under 'Added iOS environment and test script', Commit a78b9dfa0840f92f (http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/commit/a78b9dfa0840f92fed9d61f1a4a3b5ce403e55fd). Please look them over, kick the tires and report any problems.
We'll get the Android stuff added next.
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Dev C Cryptopp 2017
The code snippet is for Visual C but you are using Dev C. The first line #pragma comment (lib,'cryptlib.lib') is Microsoft specific and links the application with the specified library. You must use the appropiate steps for your development environment to link your application with that library. I copied that code in the Geany IDE with the cryptopp library but now i don't know how to specify the additional library paths. Can anyone please guide me about this? Raspbian c geany. Using the -dev package. I think the more common name is libcrypto (apt search libcrypto will find it). I have been searching the Internet for good c AES code sample/tutorial that teaches the basics of the encryption technology and the use of the Library but so far I have had no luck getting decent material. Good: Easy to understand (Just the basics for on the go study).