1* Add a -s parameter to allow other than 128-bit passwords.
2* Create 'man' pages (this program currently breaks my policy of
3  'release no program without a man page'!).
4* Create a HOWTO document detailing how to use this *securely* in
5  shell scripts and such (in particular: *NEVER* save unencrypted
6  passwords on the disk! And, 'md5sum' is your friend!).
7* Add a 'check' Makefile entry which will encrypt/decrypt test data
8  using various keys and make sure it encrypts/decrypts to the same thing
9  as on my Intel boxes (nice for checking endianness/alignment problems,
10  on Solaris SPARC and etc.)
11* Add a key generator using:
12      dd if=/dev/urandom bs=16 count=1 | hexdump -e '"kk=" 16/1 "%02x"'
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