FAQ

Q1. What is the relationship between OpenPGP:SDK and GnuPG?

A: None. They are completely separate implementations of the OpenPGP RFC.

Q2. Is it possible to use your own memory management functions?

A: Not at present. This is on the wishlist.

Q3. Does the OpenPGP:SDK provide a Java interface?

A: Not at present. This is on the wishlist.

Q4. Is the OpenPGP:SDK thread-safe?

A: As far as we know, there is nothing internal to OpenPGP:SDK which needs any protection from threads. If your application shares OpenPGP:SDK structures across threads, then it needs to synchronise appropriately. The library itself is reentrant and so should be fine in a threaded environment.