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Ken Raeburn via RT wrote:

> Your change also added several other symbols to the export list,  

unintentional and they have been reverted.

> including some not conforming to the krb5* and profile* naming  
> scheme, and not listed in krb5.h.  If they are in fact needed, we  
> should define new names for them, and consider making them public.

I will make a proposal as to what symbols are required for export
as part of the pkinit implementation on Windows.  However, they
should be accessed via the accessor export function as they are private.