Re: Unnecessary complication / no configuration header

[Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker]

ulf> On Mon, Feb 07, 2000 at 03:48:22PM +0000, Karsten Ballueder wrote:
ulf> 
ulf> > This means, that whoever compiles a package using openSSL
ulf> > must know the options used to compile the openSSL library
ulf> > itself, so to add e.g. -DNO_IDEA to the packages compiler
ulf> > flags.
ulf> 
ulf> The flags are placed in the toplevel Makefile.

That was hardly a relevant answer.  The Makefile isn't among the
installed files, right?  And basically, the installed files are all
there is for external (third party, whatever you wanna call them)
packages to go on.

This means that it would be a Good Thing<TM> if for example
opensslconf.h was filled with a number of defines showing how OpenSSL
was configured, for example:

        #define NO_IDEA

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