Simon Josefsson wrote:
Massimo Gaspari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In the meantime I recompiled libgcrypt using
./configure --disable-shared --disable-asm --enable-random=w32
--disable-dev-random
Do you think that the "random" options are correct to use the library
in a Windows environment (not using MinGW)?
Yes. I would think that the script will guess these values
automatically though, so you probably don't need to specify them. If it
guesses the w32 module properly, the --disable-dev-random flag won't
matter since the w32 module doesn't use /dev/random.
Does building fail if you remove --disable-asm? You may get a speed
improvement if you remove it, but removing it can also cause build
failures.
/Simon
I tried to compile libgcrypt without --disable-shared and I didn't
observe any compilation issue. Moreover the make check was successfully.
Anyway I switched back to --disable-asm.
Massimo
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