Now tests pass on my workstation. Next morning we'll see results on all other platforms.
> For reference. In order to test integer-only code paths on sse2 capable > system you can run test suite with OPENSSL_ia32cap environment variable > set to 0. In other words it's not necessary to have both machines in > test farm nor reconfigure with no-sse2 in order to test it. A. It seems that there are a lot of environment variables which do interesting things with OpenSSL behavoir and can be used for testing purposes. I already use OPENSSL_DEBUG_MEMORY - turns on memory leak detecting OPENSSL_ENGINES - modifies default dynamically loadable engine location OPENSSL_CONF - modifies default config location. Now you describe OPENSSL_ia32cap There are also OPENSSL_sparcv9cap (which we probably ought to use, since we now have just one sparc machine in the test farm, and it is v9 since we do 64 builds on it) OPENSSL_DEBUG_LOCKING RANDFILE SSL_CIPHER SSLEAY_CONF (only in apps directory, seems to provide backward compatibility SSL_CERT_DIR SSL_CERT_FILE And most of these are not well documented ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List openssl-dev@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
