libcanlock - a library for creating and verifying cancel locks.

Copyright stuff:

	sha1.c was written by Steve Reid and placed in the public
	domain.

	md5.c was written by Colin Plumb and placed in the public
	domain.

	base64.c is copyrighted by the Internet Software Consortium. 
	The copyright notice allows for unlimited distribution if
	credit is given.  Read the file itself for details.

	hmac*.c, canlock*.c, hmactest.c and canlocktest.c were written
	by Fluffy, Ruler of All Usenet, and placed in the public
	domain.


How to compile it:

	If you are lucky, it will be enough to run the build script. 
	But you may not be that lucky.
     
	As shipped, this library assumes a little-endian 32-bit system
	(i386 family, that is).  You may have to twiddle with
	LITTLE_ENDIAN in sha1.h to make everything work right.  If
	you're not running on a 32-bit system, I don't know what if
	anything you may have to do to get all the little bits in
	order.
	
	Once you've run the build script, check your work by running
	hmactest.  If the expected and actual digests are different,
	your endian-ness or something else is wrong.
	

	After hmactest is giving you the right results, run
	canlocktest.


The canlocktest source code should give you a pretty good idea of how
the functions work.  See the doc directory for relevant RFCs and stuff.

Meow.