News and views from the Licquia family 2004-11-21T01:58:22Z https://www.licquia.org/archives/2004/11/02/a-free-base64-codec/feed/ WordPress Jeff Licquia http://www.licquia.org/ http://www.licquia.org/archives/2004/11/02/a-free-base64-codec/#comment-197 2004-11-21T01:58:22Z 2004-11-21T01:58:22Z I can’t remember if I looked at Python or not. All the free implementations I did look at suffered from the design issues I mentioned in my post.

]]> Chris Lawrence http://blog.lordsutch.com/ http://www.licquia.org/archives/2004/11/02/a-free-base64-codec/#comment-196 2004-11-21T00:23:31Z 2004-11-21T00:23:31Z Speaking of Python, I’m 99.5% sure it has a DFSG-free base64 codec in the source you could have lifted… but it may have had other deficiencies.

]]> Jeff Licquia http://www.licquia.org/ http://www.licquia.org/archives/2004/11/02/a-free-base64-codec/#comment-109 2004-11-03T23:43:09Z 2004-11-03T23:43:09Z Thanks for the reminder. Can’t you tell my most recent work has been all Python? 🙂

]]> Lunar http://enmarge.anargeek.net/ http://www.licquia.org/archives/2004/11/02/a-free-base64-codec/#comment-108 2004-11-03T01:49:29Z 2004-11-03T01:49:29Z You should declare internal functions/variables as non-exportable by prefixing them with the “static” keyword.

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