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Has anyone ported the email client to arduino platform #389

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kapyaar opened this issue Jan 10, 2016 · 2 comments
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Has anyone ported the email client to arduino platform #389

kapyaar opened this issue Jan 10, 2016 · 2 comments

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@kapyaar
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kapyaar commented Jan 10, 2016

This is not a bug, rather a question. Has anyone ported the ssl/ssl_email_client.c to an arduino platform? or could someone help me with it? platform is Arduino Due, with arm cortex m3 processor.

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ARM Internal Ref: IOTSSL-595

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If your question is very simply, "has anyone ported mbed TLS to the Arduino Due", than this has come up in the forum before, and people have done that.

When porting to a new platform, as long as you meet the dependencies documented here, the email sample should work for you.

If you'd like help or support, I suggest you post a more specific question to the mbed TLS forum here or to a similar Arduino forum. Normally, people will be very helpful if they have a specific question, but broad, very open questions get less response because they're much more difficult to answer.

I'm closing this issue because it's a question I think I've answered, but if you need some specific help, please pose a question that is more specific, either here, or in the forum and you may get more help.

ronald-cron-arm pushed a commit to ronald-cron-arm/mbedtls that referenced this issue Feb 8, 2022
Fix Mbed-TLS#388 hrr test case failed in sha384 with openssl peer
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