I maintain the openssl egg these days.
Very nice, thanks for your efforts!
Ugh. I've always had the impression macOS gets worse with each release,
but this is ridiculous, almost as if they expect everyone to use XCode
for development...
I find that the usability gets better with each
I spent a _little_ while digging into the details of this a few months
ago, and my understanding is this:
* Apple were suffering version-skew hell because (reportedly) the
OpenSSL folk kept changing the ABI for the library.
* So they lost patience and deprecated OpenSSL on macOS
Sounds
Greetings.
On 15 Jul 2019, at 19:53, Vasilij Schneidermann wrote:
> And honestly
> speaking, OpenSSL isn't nice to deal with either
Indeed!
I spent a _little_ while digging into the details of this a few months
ago, and my understanding is this:
* Apple were suffering version-skew hell
Hello Lassi,
I maintain the openssl egg these days.
> On MacOS Mojave, "chicken-install openssl" fails because the OS doesn't ship
> any pkg-config definition file for its version of the openssl library. The
> pkg-config definition is supposed to be in a file called 'openssl.pc' but
> 'sudo find
On MacOS Mojave, "chicken-install openssl" fails because the OS doesn't
ship any pkg-config definition file for its version of the openssl
library. The pkg-config definition is supposed to be in a file called
'openssl.pc' but 'sudo find / -name openssl.pc 2>/dev/null' turns up no
such file for
