Michael Wild wrote:
That's not a real solution for me, since I intend to distribute my
source code and people won't be happy if their download fails. And
replacing the DLL/so/dylib isn't an option either, because this requires
too much manual intervention.
That means I'm probably stuck with searching for wget/curl, using them
if present, and if they fail (or are not present), tell the user to
download the file with his browser and put it in a specific directory.
I wonder how e.g. Microsoft, Apple or Mozilla deal with these ridiculous
export control regulations?
They make you agree to licenses before using the software... However, I
did find this:
https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Mozilla_Crypto_FAQ
However, I will have to get legal advise before moving on with this in
CMake. It could take some time... :(
-Bill
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