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Try adding the full path to the ssl.h file and replace the
<> with "" like so
#include "/openssl/full/path/openssl/ssl.h"
<or>
#include "C:\openssl\full\path\openssl\ssl.h"
Most compilers can also be instructed to look
for header files with compile time switches; the most common one being the
-I switch.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 2:45
AM
Subject: How can I install openssl as a
system file
Hello all,
I installed openssl (successfully) because I
want to compile a Direct Connect API with Authorize.net which uses the openssl
ssl.h header.
#include <openssl/ssl.h>
but the compiler does not know where to find the
ssl.h header. It seems like the openssl has to be installed as system
file. Does anyone knows how to install the openssl as a system file so
that the compiler would know where to find the ssl.h header?
I would appreciate very much any
input.
Fernan
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