Simple: there was a second missing file: v3_pci.c.
So the final solution is to add two files to the libeay32/x509v3 folder in
the worlspace: v3_pci.c and v3_pcia.c
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Am i the only one still using MSVC workspace ?
Can someone give a look at my message below ?
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From the looks of it you are missing some include files. Search the
source for where those symbols are defined. Get those include files
into your project.
BTW, why not just link to the libs? You could even link statically.
Sean
Francois PIETTE wrote:
Am i the only one still using MSVC
From the looks of it you are missing some include files. Search the
source for where those symbols are defined. Get those include files
into your project.
There are no missing source file. The symbols are defined by various macros.
Everything is there (I can compile correctly with the
I have the exact same problem and can't fix it.
Can someone give a step by step procedure to fix the problem ?
Or maybe correct MSVC workspace exist somewhere ?
btw: Compiling works OK when using the make file. It only fails as explained
below when using MSVC workspace.
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