Moshe, Kfir schrieb: > > Hey > > > > I would like to modify the source code of some functions in OpenSSL > > Since I’m working under Windows and have Visual Studio installed, the > easiest way to do so will be by creating a visual studio project with > the source code > > > > Has anyone ever did something like that, is there by a chance a > prepared visual studio project already? > I tried it and stopped after ~4 hours. You have to read the ./Makefile which comes out of perl Configure no-asm debug-VC-WIN32 very carefully. Take pen & paper. Next, split makefile into modules with same -D and -I settings. Start new VS project solution, consisting of multiple static libraries 8you guessed it: one for each plit module) next, read ms\ssleay32.def and ms\libeay32.def again pen & paper, find out, what modules go to ssleay and what to libeay Add 2 DLLs to your project, ssleay32 libeay32 select the appropriate LIBs in "project depends on..."
I think this could last a day or two... have fun, Modem Man
