> as of the latest openbsd (v4.1) > seems it's impossible to compile openssl 0.9.7m package with asm enabled > assembler adds underscores before the names and causes make to fail to build > apps > For example DES_encrypt appears as many U DES_encrypt and one T _DES_encrypt > in the nm output for libcrypto.a > > I tried to add -fleading-underscore and -Wa,--no-underscore > first one caused even more problems - some symbols were expected to have two > underscrores > latter one was not recognized by the assembler (-mno-underscore failed to go > too) > > with no-asm everything went well > > as a timesaver for the other people, it would be fine to add checks if > assembler is "broken" and issue warnings about it.
Could you submit output from './config -t'? If it says "configuring for BSD-x86," then it must be explanation. OpenBSD has switched to ELF and "underscore-free" BSD-x86-elf should have been used. ./config attempts to detect ELF-based OpenBSD, but detection must have went wrong. Open ./config in text editor, search to "mimic ld" and try to figure out what might have went wrong. A. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List openssl-dev@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
