> On 07/27/99, Jeffrey Altman said:
> >Eric Young designed his DES library to be symbol and struct compatible
> >with the MIT Kerberos DES. There should be no need to include both.
> >Excluding the MIT des.h with #define DES_DEFS is the appropriate way
> >to go.
>
> This is stock Solaris though, and doesn't seem to include any notion
> of DES_DEFS.
Looking at Solaris 2.6 it appears that /usr/include/kerberos contains
an incomplete set of Kerberos IV files. In particular, the
/usr/include/kerberos/des.h file contains all of the #defines and
typedefs but none of the function prototypes.
So in this case openssl/des.h must be included before
/usr/include/kerberos/des.h and it must also check for _KERBEROS_DES_H
in addition to DES_DEFS.
This problem with most likely happen on a platform by platform basis
since many operating system vendors are likely to have taken the MIT
DES implementation and then modified it for use of their systems.
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