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Filename Size Date modified Message
oscar-adium.c 536 B Updated for libpurple 2.6.0mtn API changes
oscar-adium.h 635 B I see no reason to not use #import for everything. Apple's compiler supports it fine in .c files, and it doesn't seem to have any downsides vs #include unless you're playing silly multiple inclusion tricks
ssl-cdsa.c 18.4 KB Remove elliptic curve ciphers from the cipher list as it causes a number of XMPP servers to break. This is the same cipher set that Mac OS X 10.5 used, and the same as 10.6 without the EC ciphers.
ssl-openssl.c 8.5 KB I see no reason to not use #import for everything. Apple's compiler supports it fine in .c files, and it doesn't seem to have any downsides vs #include unless you're playing silly multiple inclusion tricks
ssl.c 3.4 KB I see no reason to not use #import for everything. Apple's compiler supports it fine in .c files, and it doesn't seem to have any downsides vs #include unless you're playing silly multiple inclusion tricks