Ben Rosser

Thanks for the interest! For ```getDate()```, I think it would probably be better to return a [datetime](https://docs.python.org/2/library/datetime.html) object (and then have the user decide how to format it)-- does that...

Hi @Kixiron, I believe these changes look okay. However, a few general stylistic comments. * It's usually better to break a pull request up instead of adding new, unrelated changes...

> The original source for the include files would be the official SDK (Wayback machine link because education.ti.com is 503ing for me right now). However, that same page has a...

Well... that doesn't seem promising, if it does apply to the include file. EDIT: I wrote [email protected] about the license terms on ti83plus.inc last night; someone suggested in a response...

I think the only way it would apply is if it fell under the heading of "any related documentation". But I agree, I'm not sure either. Also, here's a link...

Specifically, this is output: > configure: k5crypto will use 'cyassl' > configure: error: Unknown crypto implementation cyassl It looks like it fails to run/compile this (possibly because I can't find...

Hm, for posterity's sake... I had to merge [this pull request](https://github.com/cconlon/krb5/) against the latest MIT krb5; after doing so, it configures successfully. However, when compiling, it gets a decent way...

It's not currently a major project, but I'm experimenting with porting [remctl](http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/software/remctl/) to Android-- since remctl uses Kerberos authentication, that also requires getting Kerberos on Android. Thanks for the quick...

Just FYI that I'm unlikely to have the time to try and upgrade the patch in the near future-- from the errors on des.c alone it looks like "IOV_BLOCK_STATE_INIT" (and...

@smarek basically, you need to patch MIT krb5 to support wolfssl (or cyassl, but as you say, that's deprecated). There was a patch [to do this](https://github.com/cconlon/krb5/) but it never got...