In message <10012222134848_20205...@antinode.info> on Fri, 22 Jan 2010 22:13:48
-0600 (CST), "Steven M. Schweda" <s...@antinode.info> said:
sms> From: Kyle Hamilton <aerow...@gmail.com>
sms>
sms> > Lower-case ssl_* appears to be specifically related to the
sms> > implementation of the secure renegotiation indicator extension. In
sms> > any case, they are internal routines and shouldn't be exported at all,
sms> > I should think, unless other extension parsing/adding code is
sms> > exported.
sms>
sms> That sounds right. Leaving "util/ssleay.num" unchanged seems to be
sms> ok. (I get carried away sometimes.)
sms>
sms> On the test front, there seem to be places where definitions of some
sms> logical names and symbols seem to be assumed, but a clean environment
sms> won't have them. So far, I claim:
sms>
sms> gdiff -u test/tests.com_orig test/tests.com
sms> --- test/tests.com_orig 2009-11-13 02:45:52 -0600
sms> +++ test/tests.com 2010-01-22 20:58:35 -0600
sms> @@ -13,6 +13,9 @@
sms> $ exe_dir := sys$disk:[-.'__arch'.exe.apps]
sms> $
sms> $ set default '__here'
sms> +$ sslroot = f$parse( "sys$disk:[-.apps];", , , , "syntax_only") - -
sms> + "].;"+ ".]"
sms> +$ define /translation_attributes = concealed sslroot 'sslroot'
sms> $
sms> $ on control_y then goto exit
sms> $ on error then goto exit
sms> @@ -291,5 +294,6 @@
sms> $
sms> $
sms> $ exit:
sms> +$ deassign sslroot
sms> $ set default '__save_default'
sms> $ exit
sms>
sms> In "test/testenc.com", running openssl fails when
sms> "crypto/bio/bss_file.c" can't find "SSLROOT:[000000]openssl.cnf", which,
sms> I claim, is because SSLROOT is undefined.
sms>
sms>
sms> gdiff -u test/testtsa.com_orig test/testtsa.com
sms> --- test/testtsa.com_orig 2006-03-29 22:29:38 -0600
sms> +++ test/testtsa.com 2010-01-22 20:34:46 -0600
sms> @@ -3,7 +3,9 @@
sms> $!
sms> $
sms> $ __arch := VAX
sms> -$ if f$getsyi("cpu") .ge. 128 then __arch := AXP
sms> +$ if f$getsyi("cpu") .ge. 128 then -
sms> + __arch = f$edit( f$getsyi( "ARCH_NAME"), "UPCASE")
sms> +$ if __arch .eqs. "" then __arch := UNK
sms> $ exe_dir := sys$disk:[-.'__arch'.exe.apps]
sms> $
sms> $ openssl := mcr 'f$parse(exe_dir+"openssl.exe")'
sms>
Applied.
sms> Also, is there any reason to use "mcr" here instead of "$"?
I don't remember by now, but generally speaking, I've seen cases where
a command symbol like that gets expanded, such as something like this
(simplified for the same of the example):
$ 'openssl' blah-di-blah
Can't remember the reason behind it, it was probably something on the
complex end of things, but I do tend to use mcr instead of $ in some
cases.
Cheers,
Richard
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