From: Richard Levitte <rich...@levitte.org>
> - produce Unix diffs for all your changes. If you have GNU diff on
> your machine, that should be fairly simple.
It's getting GNU diff that requires the effort.
> - zip the changed files into an archive.
Some stuff is in:
http://antinode.info/ftp/openssl/0_9_8j/
I assume that "gdiff -ru" is suitable.
Original: Modified:
gdiff -ru openssl-0.9.8j openssl-0_9_8j
http://antinode.info/ftp/openssl/0_9_8j/0_9_8j.dru
Complete source kit:
http://antinode.info/ftp/openssl/0_9_8j/openssl-0_9_8j_s4.zip
Notes (included in the source kit):
http://antinode.info/ftp/openssl/0_9_8j/notes_0_9_8j.txt
I claim that the builders (now) work everywhere (for particular
values of everywhere), but I'm always open to a persuasive
counter-example. Original files should be preserved as "*.*_orig".
Wake me if you have any questions, or when it all goes bad. If I get
more bored, I'll see if I can get the work files for the tests out of
the common areas. Then it should be safe to build and test on all the
host types at one time. (And I can do about twenty builds on my non-VAX
systems (each) in the time it takes to do one on the VAX 4200.)
Before I forget, is there some good reason not to have the usual
#ifndef _OPENSSLCONF_H
# define _OPENSSLCONF_H
<everything useful>
#endif /* ndef _OPENSSLCONF_H */
guards in "opensslconf.h"?
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