I investigated how to get openssl working on all the major BSD-derived
operating systems. Here are the results:
<https://misc.lassi.io/2019/chicken-openssl/chicken-openssl-pkg-config.text>
The shell script used and the build logs I got are here:
<https://misc.lassi.io/2019/chicken-openssl/>
Only the OpenBSD-packaged version of chicken-install (4.13.0) shows
compiler warnings. It's also the only chicken-install I have that
advertises in its help screen that it has a "-debug" flag (which I
enabled for the build). Is there an equivalent flag to show compiler
stuff in the never versions? The -verbose flag doesn't seem to do it.
Adding some flag(s) to chicken-install to easily get (mostly)
reproducible builds would be a big help for testing like this. Currently
I do "chicken-install; chicken-uninstall; chicken-install". The first
install to ensure that all dependencies are installed; then uninstall to
remove the package itself but keep all its dependencies installed; then
the third install to get the build output from installing the package
but not its dependencies. In 5.x versions, would
chicken-install -no-install -no-install-dependencies -purge openssl
do the trick?
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