Cryptography on Windows

Is there a nice cryptography library for Windows which I'll be able to compile without mingw/cygwin?
CryptoAPI is dildos because you have to dick around with KeyContainers and ServiceProviders and other ENTERPRISE bullshit.

>>1,27,39
I don't think you know what that word means.

>>41
Are you implying that having to install KeyContainers and certificates in CertificateStores, then having to contact CryptographicServiceProviders so that you'd acquire a CryptographicContext and so on, isn't enterprise-quality?
Or that making up buzzwords (such as SXS for side-by-side, SAAS for software-as-a-service, and all design patterns) isn't a sign of enterprise either?

>>21
I failed horribly at implementing SHA-256 using the Wikipedia article (in that the digest zero-length data came out wrong)
Since I know that you care, /prog/, I just wanted to tell you that the only mistake I did was using 0xFF instead of 0x80 when padding the data with a single bit followed by zeros. I feel a little stupid, but other than that my code works. This is good because I will no longer be required to turn in my /prog/ badge.

>>43
You made a mistake. No true EXPERT PROGRAMMER ever does that. Hand in your badge.

>>44
No! :<
Don't take my badge! I'll do everything (if you know what I mean).

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