Oh come on, give me a little bit of credit here. Where is the scrypt key function defined? What is its signature? Are there any initialization functions that need to be called before calling scrypt?

Yes, I can figure all this out by reverse engineering the code. But is that really what you intend people to do? Even just a couple of sentences of documentation would save a lot of people a lot of head-scratching, e.g.:

"The scrypt key generation function itself is called crypt_scrypt. Its signature is in lib/crypto/crypto_script.h. The reference implementation is in crypo_script-ref.h. There are two optimized implementations, one for CPUs that have SSE support, and another for ones that don't. You don't have to call any initialization functions before calling crypto_scrypt."

Or something like that. If your goal is really for people to use this I think you'd see a pretty large ROI from the effort it would take you to write a paragraph like that and stick it in a README file in the distro.

Just a suggestion.