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In message <200503092124.j29LOYFV075947@grovel.grondar.org>, Mark Murray writes
:
>"Poul-Henning Kamp" writes:
>> I will add my voice to the chorus who pine for us to have one single
>> copy of things like hashes and encryption.
>
>And mine.
>
>> And by "one single copy" I mean one shared between kernel and userland.
>
>Yes - where possible. libkern anyone?

How about sys/libcipher

That way we can put a make file in there which builds a library for
userland and hook that up to buildworld, and we can address the files
from sys/conf/files which will pull them in from the kernel.

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