From: "Maciej W. Rozycki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
macro> Yes, sure -- I just meant you don't get full benefits of library sharing
macro> then (but you get all the losses, e.g. slower and bigger code due to being
macro> compiled as PIC on systems that support non-PIC executables).
Then don't build with shared library support :-).
macro> Note, if you use a packaging system and the bogus symlinks get registered
macro> as belonging to a package you may get conflicts between package versions
macro> if you want to keep many of them installed. This problem gets eliminated
macro> by the patch I just sent to you.
Ah, good point... So you're saying that avoiding the symlinks
libcrypto.so.0 and libssl.so.0 kind of sends a clearer messgage,
right?
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