Release 2.4.6 of wolfSSL is the first to include our ECC implementation publicly.  Lets look at how to get started using the ECC features.  First, youll need to turn on ECC.  With the autoconf system this is simply a configure flag:./configure –enable-eccmakemake checkNote the 96 different TLS cipher suites that make check verifies.  You can easily use any of these tests individually, e.g., to try ECDH-ECDSA with AES256-SHA you can start our example server like this:./examples/server/server -d -l ECDH-ECDSA-AES256-SHA -c ./certs/server-ecc.pem -k ./certs/ecc-key.pem-d disables client cert check while -l specifies the cipher suite list.  -c is the certificate to use and -k is the corresponding private key to use.  To have the client connect try:./examples/client/client -A ./certs/server-ecc.pemwhere -A is the CA certificate to use to verify the server.  To have an OpenSSL client connect the wolfSSL server you could do:openssl s_client -connect localhost:11111since wolfSSL uses the port 11111 by default, though this can be changed with the port option -p.  To allow the server to bind to any interface instead of the default localhost use the -b option.  A full list of options can be seen with -?.