ulf> Exactly that is the problem. If I put a
ulf>
ulf> #define BIO_R_UNINITALISED BIO_R_UNINITIALIZED
ulf>
ulf> before the error codes section, make errors again creates an
ulf> "uninitalised" error code. If I put it behind, it gets deleted.
ulf>
ulf> So I'll leave it out.
I'll confess that I haven't quite understood why the foo.err files has
to be copied into the foo.h file instead of having a simple:
#include "foo.err"
in foo.h. Would someone care to explain, or have I actually come up
with a good idea?
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