Hi,
My customer bought the NanoSSL package to use on K60.
I'm trying to add it to our actual project but this package seems to be only for ColdFire target (the library file is compiled for CF and is refused by my Kinetis compiler / linker).
Is a solution exist to use NanoSSL on Kinetis ? Perhaps there is an other download for Kinetis ?
Yvan
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Hi Yvan BOURNE:
Unfortunately NanoSSL patch for MQX doesn't support Kinetis platforms yet. It is only for MQX and ColdFire.
This work on Kinetis support is in progress. Availability date can't be estimated as there is 3rd party partner (Mocana) involved.
There is an open source CyaSSL alternative that works on Kinetis and MQX already.
Topics about memory footrpint of this software are on the internet, for example:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/yassl/forums/forum/439591/topic/3775747
Have a great day,
Daniel
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Can you guys ask Mocana about this? I'm currently waiting on my AE to get back to me on this because we want to use the k64 on a large volume product.
Hi,
Just wanted to add that I have nanossl working with the K60 and MQX 4.0. You are much better using cyassl however as its fully supported by them (and theyre quite friendly!). Also I found that the ram usage was too high for my application so we had to drop it, although im sure its the same with cyassl as stated above.
Hi Yvan BOURNE:
Unfortunately NanoSSL patch for MQX doesn't support Kinetis platforms yet. It is only for MQX and ColdFire.
This work on Kinetis support is in progress. Availability date can't be estimated as there is 3rd party partner (Mocana) involved.
There is an open source CyaSSL alternative that works on Kinetis and MQX already.
Topics about memory footrpint of this software are on the internet, for example:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/yassl/forums/forum/439591/topic/3775747
Have a great day,
Daniel
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Daniel,
I've used CyaSSL to test it and it's OK. Juste a lot of RAM when using SSL (SMTP and POP), but I think it's normal.
Yvan