For detailed information, see Getting Started Guide

1. Quick Start for Linux / Mac OS X Command Line
2. Quick Start for Mac OS X Xcode Projects
3. For Windows, see Getting Started Guide

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Quick Start for Linux / Mac OS X Command Line
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Configuration is done by manually editing the *Config.h files:
core/coreConfig.h
crypto/cryptoConfig.h
matrixssl/matrixsslConfig.h

$ make
Builds static libraries:
core/libcore_s.a
crypto/libcrypt_s.a
matrixssl/libssl_s.a

$ cd apps/ssl
$ make
Builds example client and server:
apps/ssl/client
apps/ssl/server

$ ./server
Runs server example, listening on port 4433

$ ./runClient.sh
Runs client example with default parameters

Additional example applications are available in:
crypto/test/
matrixssl/test/
apps/dtls/

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Quick Start for Mac OS X Xcode Projects
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Open one of:
	xcode/server.xcodeproj
	xcode/client.xcodeproj
	xcode/dtlsServer.xcodeproj
	xcode/dtlsClient.xcodeproj
	xcode/algorithmTest.xcodeproj
	xcode/sslTest.xcodeproj

These 3 steps are needed only the first time each project is opened:
1. Menu: Product->Scheme,
	select the executable name (not core, crypto or matrixssl sub-projects)
	"core" may continue to show as selected, however it has been updated
2. Menu: Product->Build
	this will build the static libraries and application
3. Menu: Product->Scheme->Edit Scheme, set Executable to "Other...",
	and choose application build in previous step
The scheme is saved in a .xcscheme directory under the project file, however
as it does not use relative paths, it cannot easily be distributed with the
project.

The Xcode projects call out to the Makefiles for build instructions, so
changes to the Makefiles will affect the Xcode projects, and the generated
files are in the same location.

Build For->Running will build with optimizations
Build For->Testing will build without optimizations and includes debug symbols