In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri,  1 Nov 2002 16:57:24 
+0100 (MET), "Lucas C via RT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

rt> - There is something wrong with the macros that
rt> disable hardware support. Some parts of the build
rt> procedure think it is not necessary to build the
rt> hardware support engines, other parts still want to
rt> use them. During the first link trial, I got a bunch
rt> of 'unresolved external symbol' messages for these
rt> exported functions:
rt> 
rt>    ENGINE_load_4758cca
rt>    ENGINE_load_aep
rt>    ENGINE_load_atalla
rt>    ENGINE_load_chil
rt>    ENGINE_load_cswift
rt>    ENGINE_load_nuron
rt>    ENGINE_load_sureware
rt>    ENGINE_load_ubsec
rt> 
rt>   Manually editing LIBEAY32.def to exclude those
rt> exports fixes this, but I guess the scripts that
rt> generate it should be adapted.

I'm working on getting that right.  I just fixed it for VMS, Windows
is next.

rt> - By the way, I also got the following message:
rt>   ms/LIBEAY32.def(7) : warning LNK4017: DESCRIPTION
rt> statement not supported for the target platform;
rt> ignored
rt> 
rt>   IIRC the 'DESCRIPTION' line in a .def file is a
rt> remainder of the 16 bit era. It should not be there in
rt> the 32 bit .def files.

Possible, but it's only recently that there have been warnings, I
think.  I can't recall seeing that on W2K.

rt> - During the next link run 'unresolved external
rt> symbol' messages related to the previous ones show up.
rt> This time not from the exports (.def), but all of them
rt> from 'eng_all.obj'. The missing symbols are exactly
rt> the same as above.
rt> 
rt>   Adding adding '-DOPENSSL_NO_HW' to CFLAG in the
rt> makefile and recompiling fixes this, but once again, I
rt> guess the scripts should be updated. (no change in
rt> eng_all.c is needed).

Actually, you should add -DOPENSSL_NO_STATIC_ENGINE

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