> From: Jeffrey Altman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> jaltman> TYPE * API_blah(..., int app_will_free_object)
> jaltman> #ifdef OLDAPP_COMPATIBILITY
> jaltman> #define API_blah(....) API_blah(...., X)
> jaltman> #endif
> jaltman>
> jaltman> where X is replaced by zero or one depending on the current behavior
> jaltman> for that function.
>
> For correctness' sake:
>
> TYPE * _openssl_API_blah(..., int app_will_free_object)
> #ifdef OLDAPP_COMPATIBILITY
> #define API_blah(....) _openssl_API_blah(...., X)
> #else
> #define API_blah(....) _openssl_API_blah(...., !X)
> #endif
>
Actually, I intentionally did it the way that I specified. The
compatibility #define should never be allowed when building the
library. It should only be specified in applications. And if those
applications are linked to shared libraries we want the libraries to
export
API_blah()
not
_openssl_API_blah()
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The Kermit Project * Columbia University
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