Hi Gisle
I contribute to the openssl-testing group by providing
regular results of compilation/test for various platforms
(Linux Ubuntu 32b i386, Linux Raspberry ARM,
Windows 7 32b i386, may be OpenBSD Raspberry ARM in the future)
Could someone communicate on the
- must have (pre requisite for official release)
- could have (can fail for official release)
combinatory of Configure options for most common / supported
- operating system Linux / OpenBSD, Windows xx
- processor hardward ARM, Intel, Spark, etc
Would be of great help for all of use to focus on real needs,
this work is not fun at all..
Thanks
Didier CRUETTE
Le 10.08.2014 18:32, Gisle Vanem a écrit :
"Linda Zhang" <[email protected]> wrote:
So, I build openssl with command line "ms\mingw32.bat". It seems there
must be
something wrong that it didn't pass CFLAGS configured by "perl
Configure mingw" to
gcc.
OpenSSL (on Windows at least) is close to the "package from hell".
Someone here
remember gettext? For example; a little error like this in
crypto/threads/th-lock.c:
89: void CRYPTO_thread_cleanup(void); ...
108: #ifdef OPENSSL_SYS_WIN32
...
127: static void CRYPTO_thread_cleanup(void)
...
(a 'static' following a 'non-static' function). Shit like that has
gone unnoticed for years because that particular combo has not been
compiled by many users/compilers. I'm not sure why. But the code-path
for Solaris and Irix are correct. One would assume Windows was much
more popular than those
dinosaurs. Go figure!
--gv
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