I've had a look at the VC++ documentation a bit more thoroughly. I'd
assumed Win32 did something sensible that would retain compatability
across DLL versions by doing something like linking against exported
names rather than arbitrary ordinals which can change from version to
version. Ugh! I should've known better I suppose.
This still leaves the problem of how to handle things.
Easiest is to ignore it: SSLeay didn't do anything about this.
Dummy functions: this is likely to involve a lot of work and it isn't
needed for other platforms.
Pre-processing the included files might work. I'll see how tricky that
is. The main problem I can see is how the perl script can parse the
output: it might need a signpost comment so it can find its way around.
Steve.
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