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This directory contains sample code for using BearSSL.
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client_basic.c
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A sample client code, that connects to a server, performs a SSL
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handshake, sends a basic HTTP GET request, and dumps the complete
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answer on stdout.
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Compile it against BearSSL headers (in the ../inc directory) and
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library (libbearssl.a). This code will validate the server
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certificate against two hardcoded trust anchors.
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server_basic.c
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A sample SSL server, that serves one client at a time. It reads a
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single HTTP request (that it does not really parse; it just waits for
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the two successive line endings that mark the end of the request),
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and pushes a basic response.
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Compile it against BearSSL headers (in the ../inc directory) and
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library (libbearssl.a). Depending on compilation options (see the
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code), it will use one of several certificate chains, that exercise
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various combinations of RSA and EC keys and signatures. These
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certificate chains link to the trust anchors that are hardcoded
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in client_basic.c, so the sample client and the sample server can
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be tested against each other.
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custom_profile.c
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A sample C source file that shows how to write your own client or
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server profiles (selections of cipher suites and algorithms).
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The .pem files are certificate and keys corresponding to the chains
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and anchors used by the sample client and server. They are provided
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for reference only; these files are not used by the examples.
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