[xushiwei]

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[fennoai]

This is a clean, well-targeted PR with two changes: (1) removing the c/openssl package (relocated to a separate repo) and (2) retargeting three C-interop type aliases in c/c.go to int.

The type-alias changes are correct — and fix latent bugs. ssize_t, ptrdiff_t, and intptr_t are all signed, pointer-width C types, and Go/LLGo int is signed and pointer-width on every supported target (ILP32 / LP64 / LLP64):

• SsizeT / PtrdiffT (Long → int): the old Long alias was 32-bit on 64-bit Windows (LLP64), where these C types are 64-bit — a latent truncation hazard. int is the correct width everywhere.
• IntptrT (uintptr → int): corrects a signedness mismatch — intptr_t is signed, but uintptr is unsigned. Width was already fine.
• UintptrT / SizeT correctly remain uintptr, forming proper width-matched signed/unsigned pairs.

Removal is clean: no remaining references to openssl anywhere in the tree, the directory is fully gone, and c/llcppg.pub name mappings stay accurate (the Go-side names are unchanged). No in-repo call sites use these aliases, so there is no local compile break.

No performance or security concerns. One minor, non-blocking suggestion inline.

[fennoai]

[P3] Add a rationale comment for the int-typed aliases

These three aliases now map to Go int (pointer-width signed) rather than Long, but sit directly beside the detailed platform-sizing comment for Long/Ulong above (lines 42-46). Without a note, a future contributor may "helpfully" revert them to Long to match the surrounding IntmaxT = LongLong styling — reintroducing the 64-bit Windows (LLP64) truncation bug this change fixes.

Consider a one-line comment explaining the intent, e.g.:

// ssize_t/ptrdiff_t/intptr_t are signed pointer-width types;
// map to Go int (pointer-width), NOT C long.
type SsizeT = int
type PtrdiffT = int
type IntptrT = int