Crt Vavros

Hey @alex, for test cases you could also use German PKI (CSCA, master list): [https://www.bsi.bund.de/EN/Topics/ElectrIDDocuments/securPKI/securCSCA/Root_Certificate/cscaGermany_node.html](https://www.bsi.bund.de/EN/Topics/ElectrIDDocuments/securPKI/securCSCA/Root_Certificate/cscaGermany_node.html). Quick glance over web page doesn't reveal any special ToS you would have to accept...

I agree, the *Amount* field is quit ambiguous in the partial payment context. To avoid any ambiguity between developers, I guess the *Amount* field should define the actual delivered amount...

> Even if we had to compile a custom build? If the change is an easy one... @drawingthesun see #6029. Unmaintained branch is still up at https://github.com/smlu/keepassxc/tree/feature/windows-hello . It will...

> Hi, got a small example to demonstrate why this is actually bad? This could then serve as a test case to prevent regressions. While @MatthiasValvekens has great point where...

> While that could happen, a strict reading of the CMS spec will tell you that _by definition_, the signature has to be computed over the DER encoding of the...

I'm using Ubuntu over Windows WSL 2 and eosio.cdt on develop branch.

Note, it compiles if I use `eosio::public_key` type instead.

After some more investigation I'm firmly confident that the compiler error most likely occurs due to alias [ecc_public_key](https://github.com/EOSIO/eosio.cdt/blob/8bab8373781d684c3d485df180a9d9947d3b3e03/libraries/eosiolib/core/eosio/crypto.hpp#L29) is of type `std::array`. If I change the type to `std::vector` it...

I'd primarily need explicit curve support for public keys (certificate trustchain verification).

The previous pull request #62 does not work under msvc, so this proposal also adds support for Microsoft C++ compiler. Maybe I should have made it more clear. It's based...