Hello,
if this is the wrong place for my kind of problem/question,
please excuse me.
I am develloping using openssl both under Linux and NT. Under Linux,
everything works fine, as expected ;-). The NT portion although compiles
well, but that's nearly all:
-If I use any of the <stdio.h> functions with stdout, stdin or stderr as
parameter,
e.g. fprintf( stdout, "foo" ) within my programm, it hangs( openssl built
with VC4.0 ) or crashes ( VC5.0 ).
-If I use C++ with openssl, the program hangs(VC4.0) or crashes(VC5.0).
-If I use the .dll-version, the program hangs or crashes.
"The program" could be for example:
//ignore missing headers
void main()
{
RSA *key = RSA_new();
fprintf( stdout, "foo\n" );
}
Well, not complicated at all ... but enough to hang/crash. The behaviour
described above can't be normal under Win32, as it makes the lib nearly
useless .. !?
Thank you in advance
Dennis Bark
p.s.: Does anybody know where to get a binary(pre-compiled) distribution
of openssl (if it exists)?
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