Steve, thanks for your help.
I was able to get things working after compiling all my application code with the /MD
option. If my application will not be multi-threaded, can I build openssl without the
/MD to produce a single-threaded .dll ? Would there be any unexpected ramifications ?
thanks again,
Bob.
Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
> Bob Ollila wrote:
> >
> > Steve, thanks for your help, but I think I need a little more
>detail/clarification. The standard build of openssl includes the /MD flag, so I
>assume that the libs that were built were the multithreaded libs? Does my
>application need to specify this same option when compiling? - or when linking? What
>else do I need to do ?
> >
>
> As mentioned in INSTALL.W32 your applications need to use the same
> runtime library option otherwise there is a library conflict and things
> crash rather quickly.
>
> AFAIK (and I'm no VC++ expert) theres some stuff put in object files too
> so you need to include the option for compiling and linking.
>
> Under VC++ its project->settings->C/C++->(category)Code Generation->Use
> runtime library which should be set to "multi threaded DLL".
>
> BTW does anyone know an alternative way of handling things? Is it normal
> for libraries to always have to use the same runtime library so you
> might need up to six version of the same library with all the relevant
> runtime library combinations?
>
> Steve.
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