Hi, I got a compiler warning while compiling version 0.9.6 which led me to locate a bug in the dgst.c file. On line 227, there is a comparision if(out_bin == -1) where out_bin is a variable of type char. Unfortunately, on my computer variables of type char default to being unsigned (this seems kind of dumb, maybe its a bug in my distro? I'm using linuxppc 2000 on a power mac.) This means the comparision will always be false (which is what the compiler warning was about.) Of course, to fix this the variable just needs to be explicitly declared as a signed char. Frank Hess ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
