OK, I've made all the changes and committed, with only one exception: I haven't changed Makefile.org to have different targets for different builds. I want to ponder a little more on the best way to do that without breaking everything for those that count on DIRS to look the way it currently does. It's possible that I'll only make that change in the current development tree (0.9.8-dev).
Also, there were a number of things in e_os2.h that I moved to e_os.h. e_os2.h is basically only meant to define exportable things, like the OPENSSL_SYS_ macros. Any other hack goes in e_os.h. Please try the next snapshot. [levitte - Tue Oct 8 00:40:05 2002]: > [[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Tue Oct 8 00:32:24 2002]: > > > > > > Now, that's easy enough for 0.9.6, in 0.9.7 we're going through > the > > > domd script, (which is basically what $(MAKEDEPEND) is defined > to), > > > which might call gcc, basically ending up trying the following: > > > > > > gcc -D OPENSSL_DOING_MAKEDEPEND -M -- -Iinclude -- foo.c > > > > Hmmm... I see. I neglected the whole domd thing. :-( > > Some options, then. > > > > We can parse the parameters in the script and remove the > > double dashes for gcc. > > That seems like the safest solution... -- Richard Levitte ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
