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On 10-Jun-14 08:43, Brad Moore wrote:
> Is there a list of such libraries that would be of interest?

I'm looking for an ASN.1 lib -- might have to make my own.
That's so I can implement X.509 (sec. certs.) so that I can implement 
TLS 1.2 (as a replacement for OpenSSL).

Seriously, we missed/are-missing out on a great chance to showcase Ada 
in a spot where it could shine: as a reliable/correct, maintainable, 
secure replacement for OpenSSL.