At 02:06 PM 03/22/2001 , you wrote:
>I'm currently having the same problem: mod_ssl.c can't compile because it
>finds lots of syntax errors in wincrypt.h (which obviously SHOULD compile
>without errors, but it's having problems finding defns for HRESULT, DWORD,
>etc.)
>
>Any idea how to fix this?
>Thanks,
>Eric
Eric,
Its probably better to write directly to the openssl group
because then others can see the traffic and respond.
The problem described in the email that you referenced was
more specific and not as general as DWORD, I haven't seen
that error compiling Apache. DWORD, and probably HRESULT are
from windows, and unless Apache is changing them, then the
problem is likely in the configuration of the your compiler,
more specifically how it finds its own include files. That
is my guess from what the little I have heard. Some checklist
items to consider:
(0) Have you tested the compiler installation with other code?
(1) Are you compiling from the command line, or the VC GUI?
I compiled mod_ssl from the command line, I don't know
about compiling it from the GUI.
(2) If you used the command line, then either the vcvars32.bat
file needs to run first, or the equivalent configuration
needs to occur, possibly when the compiler was installed.
(3) I have been compiling pache with VC++ v6.0, it may work
with earlier versions, but I don't know
(4) What are the first few errors? It would be good to know if
they are related to finding include files, and if so, which
ones.
Dave
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