The first packet (ClientHello Handshake) can be constructed and is accepted

by SSL servers. Framework.c allows me to test the library against a given
https server.

src/crypto/ssl.h

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+// At the moment I have hard coded one buffer. The size
+//  is the max size of SSLCiphertext.length (so, actually it should
+//  be increased to include the other information in the struct)
+// I might need to make a new, or split the current, buffer because
+//  I have to have space to read in and write out, as well as keep
+//  any data that has not been translated.
+// It works for now.
+typedef struct _ssl_t{
+  char buffer[18456];
+  int length;
+  int max_size; // can't define const here
+  // Current CipherSuite 
+  // Client random / Server random ???
+  // pointers to different crypto functions
+} SSL_t;
+
+int CreateSSLHello(SSL_t *ssl);
+int ReadSSLHello(SSL_t *ssl);
+void PrintSSLPacket(SSL_t *ssl);