1. Add an automated test suite.
2. Refactor the existing test and example code to be better components for the test suite.
3. Rename some of the internal functions used by the examples and test suite.
4. Echoserver now only handles one connection at a time, has option to exit after single connection.
5. Echoserver can do the port zero trick for the test suite.
6. Some whitespace changes.
7. Added a `(void)` to a variable to hush an unused assignment warning.
1. Moved some of the files around.
2. Updated the readme.
3. Added a property file with a set of user macros to point at wolfSSL include and build directories.
4. Updated all the project files to use the new user macros.
5. Add guard around including options.h in the echoserver.
1. Added DLL builds.
2. Cleaned up some of the build configuration.
3. Updated the README files for building.
4. Renamed the function ProcessBuffer() with a prefix due to a conflicting name with wolfSSL.
5. Added test.h to include.am.
6. Moved the user_settings.h for wolfSSL into the wolfcrypt directory.
7. Changed the echoserver so that it binds to INADDR_ANY.
1. Added a user_settings.h file to be used with building wolfSSL.
2. Removed misc.c from the wolfSSH library project.
3. Added the WOLFSSL_USER_SETTINGS define to the wolfSSH library project.
4. Replaced vsnprintf() and localtime_r() with macros to use the correct functions for Win32 builds.
5. Replaced the misc.c warning with the VS style of doing it if building for Win32.
6. Defined USE_WINDOWS_API if _WIN32 is set.
Note: The wolfSSH library builds in 32-bit Debug mode. To do so, you need to add the directory holding the wolfSSL headers to the AdditionalIncludeDirectories list.
John Safranek