PolarSSL ported to CW Pro 1 is up here: https://github.com/leitec/polarssl. It's not well-tested but I figure others might be interested.
Disclaimer: basic SSL client connections work fine as far as I can tell but I don't know if it's actually secure. PolarSSL supports platforms that don't have an OS PRNG (and that code is enabled), so I'm guessing it's OK. Still, I provide no guarantees at all. I'm especially suspicious about 68k, since PowerPC at least is using the processor tick register that PolarSSL's HAVEGE PRNG uses. 68k is using OS ticks (Microseconds()) instead.
Disclaimer: basic SSL client connections work fine as far as I can tell but I don't know if it's actually secure. PolarSSL supports platforms that don't have an OS PRNG (and that code is enabled), so I'm guessing it's OK. Still, I provide no guarantees at all. I'm especially suspicious about 68k, since PowerPC at least is using the processor tick register that PolarSSL's HAVEGE PRNG uses. 68k is using OS ticks (Microseconds()) instead.