Hi Areg,
This doesn't answer your direct question, but you may want to check out
MatrixSSL; it is designed specifically for embedded SSL and VxWorks.
http://www.matrixssl.org We actually wrote MatrixSSL as a complement to
OpenSSL for embedded platforms, so hopefully you'll find it useful.
J
----- Original Message -----
From: Areg Alimian
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 8:46 PM
Subject: Openssl target architecture support
Hello everyone,
I'm a developer trying to use openssl in an embedded MIPS platform running
VxWorks. When I build openssl for VxWorks/mips target and exclude some
crypto functionality with the ./Configure -no[cipher] tool, the subsequent
tests that come with the distribution fail. However when I build everything
for Cygwin( which is the default target/os build option), everything seems
to pass.
I've spotted notes from the development community in a few places that the
default Cygwin32 build should work for most cases( i.e. target platforms )
provided you observe the endinanness by change the CFLAGS attributes to let'
s say use BIG endian instead of Little Endian which is default.
I guess my question is if the Cygwin build with BIG Endian option would work
for the case above.
Any input is much appreciated. Thank you,
-Areg Alimian
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