Hi, I downloaded the open-ssl from your site. I did its instruction for Win32, and Borland Builder, then a bug was reported from Turbo Assembler that the message is coming below: "tmp32\rand_win.ASM (791) Illegal instruction for currently selected processor(s)" I saw the file and in that line( 791) was a "rdtsc" ASM instruction. I could find the following text from MSDN 2000: "There are two ways to access a high-resolution timer in a Win32 program. One is to use the system function QueryPerformanceCounter to read the high-resolution timer before and after the code being timed. The other (on recent Intel CPUs) is to use the RDTSC instruction to read the high-resolution timer directly from the CPU." Now can you tell me that what kind of Intel CPU(s) support this instruction or does make any input argument that specifies the kind of CPU and it should be set. And if there is a way to do with out changing the CPU, please tell me. Thanks...Alireza [EMAIL PROTECTED] _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
