this one uses external keymap files (which are my preference).
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Moved to OpenSSL big number routines to resolve licensing issues
with current code (although they add more bloat).
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Implemented encryption layer and some basic licensing negotiation.
Reorganised code somewhat. While this is not quite as clean, it is
a lot faster - our parser speed was becoming a bottle-neck.
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really embodies a huge number of changes. We are now able to talk quite
fluently to a French NT Terminal Server - in normal usage only minor
font issues remain (handling of TEXT2 order is not perfect).
The next major hurdle is encryption, and it will be quite a big hurdle
- there seems to be some quite nasty session key stuff.
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colour maps. Started on a new bitmap decompression engine which is not
completely working yet - however I am going back on the road so I am
committing now.
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Currently pops up a window and displays bitmaps it sees side by side.
Next step is to go back to the protocol and interpret the surrounding data
stream.
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which included commits to RCS files with non-trunk default branches.
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