wiced 5.2 sdk library for other OS like Linux

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Hi,

I am planning to port wiced application into Linux however, the following library seems doesn't have source code.

BESL_generic.ARM_CM4.release.a

I found these symbol which like "supplicant_tls_xxx" and "wiced_supplicant_xxx" in the library but I wonder whether it's Cypress property source code or not.

If It's not property one where can I find the source code for the library?

Thanks,

Soohwan.

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vsubbiah
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Would need more details than that to help with what you are asking.

We have written apps that work with both Linux and Wiced which use secure sockets.

We built a thin layer on top of  WICED/Linux and use the API from this layer to build our app. I am assuming you are looking to use BESL for secure sockets, if that is the case you should use regular Open SSL in Linux.

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GauravS_31
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BESL had been migrated to mbedTLS. The source code for the same is available at \WICED\WICED-Studio-6.0-mfi\43xxx_Wi-Fi\WICED\security\BESL\mbedtls_open.

grsr wrote:

BESL had been migrated to mbedTLS. The source code for the same is available at \WICED\WICED-Studio-6.0-mfi\43xxx_Wi-Fi\WICED\security\BESL\mbedtls_open.

But that does not include all source code.

for example, the implementation of supplicant_process_event() is not available in source code.

vsubbiah
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Would need more details than that to help with what you are asking.

We have written apps that work with both Linux and Wiced which use secure sockets.

We built a thin layer on top of  WICED/Linux and use the API from this layer to build our app. I am assuming you are looking to use BESL for secure sockets, if that is the case you should use regular Open SSL in Linux.

vsubbiah_1779701 wrote:

Would need more details than that to help with what you are asking.

We have written apps that work with both Linux and Wiced which use secure sockets.

We built a thin layer on top of  WICED/Linux and use the API from this layer to build our app. I am assuming you are looking to use BESL for secure sockets, if that is the case you should use regular Open SSL in Linux.

So you don't use any closed-source API from BESL library?

Is it possible to share the code for "thin layer on top of WICED/Linux"?

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