Hi All
I develop a function (OpenSSL Compatible) that
generate hash value of messages.Now I want to port it
to SSLeay.
1 #include stdio.h
2 #include openssl/evp.h
3 void gen_digest(char* digest_name,char*
input,unsigned char* digest,int* digest_len)
4 {
5
Hi all,
I posted over a month ago about an Unexpected Signal: 11 in MD5_Init. The same
error has happened again, but this time I have a bit more information: MD5_Init was
called with a null pointer (c == 0), hence the seg fault. However, no calls to
CRYPTO_malloc (or similar functions
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said:
kjfw I posted over a month ago about an Unexpected Signal: 11 in
kjfw MD5_Init. The same error has happened again, but this time I
kjfw have a bit more information: MD5_Init was called with a null
kjfw
Hi,
I noticed an inconsistency in the windows library names:
When compiling OpenSSL on windows with gcc (MinGW), the resulting ssl
library is called 'libssl32.dll'. Using MS Visual C++ (and Borland C++, i
suppose), the resulting binary will be called 'ssleay32.dll'.
This may cause a lot of
I don't know if the context is being reused. I'm not calling these functions
directly; I'm just using OpenSSL. Here's some of the output from the crash:
Tue Jan 20 14:47:20 2004: SS: An unexpected exception has been detected in native code
outside the VM.
Tue Jan 20 14:47:20 2004: SS:
