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@ -54,18 +54,25 @@ file reference should then be modified to point to the correct location.
Third, it is recommended that you make a new directory to write your files Third, it is recommended that you make a new directory to write your files
into. into.
## Table of contents ## Table of contents
0. [Running these examples](#run) 1. [Running these examples](#run)
0. [Compiling these examples](#compile) 2. [Compiling these examples](#compile)
0. [A simple TCP client/server pair](#tcp) 3. [A simple TCP client/server pair](#tcp)
0. [Server](#server-tcp)
0. [Client](#client-tcp) 1. [Server](#server-tcp)
0. [Running](#run-tcp) 2. [Client](#client-tcp)
0. [Converting to use wolfSSL](#tls) 3. [Running](#run-tcp)
0. [Server](#server-tls)
0. [Client](#client-tls) 4. [Converting to use wolfSSL](#tls)
0. [Running](#run-tls)
1. [Server](#server-tls)
2. [Client](#client-tls)
3. [Running](#run-tls)
## <a name="run">Running these examples</a> ## <a name="run">Running these examples</a>
@ -80,6 +87,8 @@ If you have a tool such as Wireshark, you can use it to inspect the connection.
If you have any troubles with compiling or running that do not seem to be due If you have any troubles with compiling or running that do not seem to be due
to the code, see [the section on compiling](#compile) below. to the code, see [the section on compiling](#compile) below.
## <a name="compile">Compiling these examples</a> ## <a name="compile">Compiling these examples</a>
If you stick to the naming convention, copying the makefile `Makefile` (which If you stick to the naming convention, copying the makefile `Makefile` (which
@ -123,6 +132,8 @@ For `client-tls-writedup`, it is required that wolfSSL be configured with the
`--enable-writedup` flag. Remember to build and install wolfSSL after `--enable-writedup` flag. Remember to build and install wolfSSL after
configuring it with this flag. configuring it with this flag.
## <a name="tcp">A simple TCP client/server pair</a> ## <a name="tcp">A simple TCP client/server pair</a>
We'll begin by making a simple client/server pair that will communicate in We'll begin by making a simple client/server pair that will communicate in
@ -543,11 +554,13 @@ And that's everything! Our client will just be a quick one-and-done thing.
`server-tcp` can be connected to by the following: `server-tcp` can be connected to by the following:
* `client-tcp.c` * `client-tcp`
`client-tcp` can connect to the following: `client-tcp` can connect to the following:
* `server-tcp.c` * `server-tcp`
## <a name="tls">Converting to use wolfSSL</a> ## <a name="tls">Converting to use wolfSSL</a>
@ -869,20 +882,20 @@ And we're done. We should now have a fully functional TLS client.
`server-tls` can be connected to by the following: `server-tls` can be connected to by the following:
* `client-tls.c` * `client-tls`
* `client-tls-callback.c` * `client-tls-callback`
* `client-tls-ecdhe.c` * `client-tls-ecdhe`
* `client-tls-nonblocking.c` * `client-tls-nonblocking`
* `client-tls-resume.c` * `client-tls-resume`
* `client-tls-writedup.c` * `client-tls-writedup`
`client-tls` can connect to the following: `client-tls` can connect to the following:
* `server-tls.c` * `server-tls`
* `server-tls-callback.c` * `server-tls-callback`
* `server-tls-ecdhe.c` * `server-tls-ecdhe`
* `server-tls-nonblocking.c` * `server-tls-nonblocking`
* `server-tls-threaded.c` * `server-tls-threaded`