> Neil Hague wrote:
>
> I'm currently having some problems compiling the OpenSSL libraries
> into my project. I'm using VC++ V6 on NT4 to produce an ATL COM
> project. However, there seems to be some conflicts between the
> OpenSSL libraries and those supplied by Microsoft.
>
> Firstly there appears to be some redefinitions of items appearing in
> WINCRYPT.H
>
> e.g.
> //+-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> // Predefined PKCS #7 data structures that can be encoded / decoded.
> //--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> #define PKCS7_SIGNER_INFO ((LPCSTR) 500)
>
> The symbol PKCS7_SIGNER_INFO is used in the OpenSSL code, but more
> worrying after commenting these lines out of the WINCRYPT header file
> I get redefinition errors from the linker:-
>
Ugh. Yes I know about this there was a hack in the OpenSSL headers that
just did a:
#undef PKCS7_SIGNER_INFO
I'd guess it isn't there or isn't being called any more. Try putting
that just before you #include any OpenSSL header files.
Steve.
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