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exposing the actual search objects to the user rather than wrapping them
in functions. Primarily this is to avoid the Visual Studio bug alluded to
in the last commit.
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the interfaces previously included in X509_PublicKey and PKCS8_PrivateKey.
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(ie, a single function). This will, unfortunately, break GCC 2.95.x
support. Most of the operating systems that had shipped with 2.95.x,
like OpenBSD and QNX, have since upgraded. Anyone needing 2.95.x support
will have to continue using 1.4.x
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for consistency with code that uses STL iterators, as these were mostly
integer operations, though with one exception).
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within the library were to perform case-insensitive matching, so
simply implement that instead.
Place all of the character set handling functions into a Charset
namespace (and update all callers).
Remove the iso2local/local2iso/iso2utf/utf2iso functions, replaced
by the new charset transcoder stuff.
Initialize the transcoder stored in the global library state
upon initialization.
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a vector of strings instead of a single string that combines
the relevent fields.
Change how X509_Certificate stores information.
Renamed self_signed() to is_self_signed()
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