For Win32 users, when defining no-cast no-idea and/or no-rc5, the file
libeay32.def
still incorrectly includes references to said crypto functions. I seem to
remember
discussion on this earlier, however I'm unaware if any of the devs have
looked into
this. I apologize if I've missed a message ou
Make is halting for Windows users using the default compiler option
/WX - treat warnings as errors.
The following changes are necessary to successfully build under the
Win32 platform:
crypto/conf/conf_api.c
Change line 70 from
#include "e_os.h"
to
#include
ssl/s3_pkt.c:
Change line 248 f
> I have seen a lot of old Unix programmers end up in the unemployment
> line because they failed to change with the times and I am afraid
> this is just another case !
Unix programming guru's are impossible to find. Again, I seriously
doubt your information, and wonder if you don't work for
Mic
>I believe that most future software development is and will
>be done as a .NET component and that if OpenSSL is not ported
>to it, then OpenSSL will die the same fate as Windows 3.1
You're joking, right? You don't honestly believe that .NET
is going to eliminate the need for real UNIX servers,
Richard,
memcpy, memset, and memcmp are defined in string.h and memory.h
for Windows Visual C++ environment.
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>>I'd like your help to name the OpenSSL libraries. The idea I have
>>right now is the following (base names are 'osslc' for 'libcrypto',
>>'ossls' for 'libssl', and one adds 's' for single-threaded or 'm' for
>>multithreaded, as well as 'd' when it's a debug build):
In keeping with Windows trad
You have most likely defined the /MT switch for VC++. This causes your app
to use the multithreaded STATIC library. The OpenSSL default uses /MD to
build itself. Either try recompiling your app with /MD or edit the OpenSSL
make files and change the /MD switch to /MT for the compiler flags. Rea
