I just modified ebcdic.h so that I didn't get unresolved references on the
names _openssl_os_toascii
_openssl_os_toebcdic
_openssl_ebcdic2ascii
_openssl_ascii2ebcdic.
The names os_toascii
os_toebcdic
ebcdic2ascii
ascii2ebcdic resolve fine. It could be that the functions which fail in the
test suite are due to not taking ebcdic into account. However, there are
plenty of functions which do (use test macro CHARSET_EBCDIC). I spend some time
looking at randtest.c, and it appears there is no ebcdic issue there. I am not
familiar with the rand algorithm, so it is not obvious to me why it is failing
its tests.
--Evan
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> n2xjk> Following up my previous note regarding failing tests on
> n2xjk> OS/390, I did have to make one change to a header: ebcdic.h. I
> n2xjk> removed the defines which remapped the translation functions.
>
> I don't think that's the right way to do it. The right way would be
> to find the modules that fail to include ebcdic.h, either directly or
> through another header file. Or do I misunderstand the problem?
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