Richard Levitte

There's been an exchange in #23240 that lead me to think that "primitive" isn't the best name for what's been discussed. How about "digest" or "prehash": ``` C int EVP_PKEY_sign_init_for_digest(EVP_PKEY_CTX...

> > (I imagine that `EVP_PKEY_sign_init_for_digest` call with a fetched "RSA" would refuse to work with `RSA_NO_PADDING`, but would otherwise work just as `EVP_PKEY_sign_init()` does with an RSA pkey) >...

That's actually a good question. I assume that 0.6.0 is designed to work with any of the OpenSSL (minor) releases since 3.0, so from the oqs-provider perspective, testing against all...

Apart from my review comment, those looks good to me

Yeah, what's going on is that `fast_abs_path()` seems to use different tricks on different architectures, and the trick on Windows seems to check if the directory actually exists, while the...

A thank you is still due. Thanks for trying to fix these license discrepancies... but, could this PR fix *only* that, please?

> > @levitte will probably need to help here with handling the .num file. Do we have any way how to enter multiple versions of an object there? Or perhaps...

I'll happily look on Monday

This change works on platforms that have symbol versioning. The numbers that you see in the .num files are vector positions into a (huge) jump vector, and for platforms that...

I just realised that I remember things wrongly regarding Windows. We haven't use ordinals (vector positions) since 1.1.0. I can take over this PR...