In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Mon, 4 Aug 2003 11:40:29 +0200 (MEST), Peter
Sylvester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Peter.Sylvester> > > Why does engines insist to compile the engines
Peter.Sylvester> > > with no-engine.
Peter.Sylvester> >
Peter.Sylvester> > We generally do this because we don't have a
Peter.Sylvester> > mechanism for conditionals in Makefiles.
Peter.Sylvester>
Peter.Sylvester> hm, pushing a model makefile through a C
Peter.Sylvester> preprocessor?
*bleargh* Uhmm, I've once seen a Makefile being heavily sabotaged by
a C preprocessor that added spaces arond tokens... Unfortunately I
can't reproduce it, the compiler has become better in later versions,
but that has given me a sound avertion to such methods.
Peter.Sylvester> > > evp/c_all_c.c does not compile, the program
Peter.Sylvester> > > seems useless anyway, it just includes engine.h
Peter.Sylvester> > > unconditionally.
Peter.Sylvester> >
Peter.Sylvester> > All headers are included unconditionally - this is
Peter.Sylvester> > so we don't get dependency flap between the
Peter.Sylvester> > developers.
Peter.Sylvester>
Peter.Sylvester> If engines are not defined, the engine.h does not
Peter.Sylvester> like to be included since it has
Peter.Sylvester>
Peter.Sylvester> #ifdef OPENSSL_NO_ENGINE
Peter.Sylvester> #error ENGINE is disabled.
Peter.Sylvester> #endif
Peter.Sylvester>
Peter.Sylvester> is this intended?
Yes. The inclusion of engine.h should really be preceeded by an
inclusion of openssl/opensslconf.h or openssl/e_os2.h (if not already
done, maybe recursively) and wrapped in a #ifndef OPENSSL_NO_ENGINE
.. #endif.
I thought I had already fixed that...
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