> > See the ld error messages about SHA_Init, SHA_Update and SHA_Final
> > undefined.

> It's either a completely unrelated problem (like momentary lack of disk
> space) or the problem mentioned in ./FAQ, "Why does the OpenSSL
> compilation fail on Alpha Tru64 Unix?"

> > I did not use any option to ./config and make. The same error occurs
> > with version 0.9.6g.

> FAQ suggests to recompile ./crypto/sha/sha_dgst.c with -O0. I wonder if
> you could try something different. Reconfigure with './config
> -DMD32_XARRAY' and rebuild. Does it build? If it doesn't issue 'cd
> crypto/sha/', 'rm sha_dgst.o' and finally make. Submit output from this
> last make! If it builds, does the test pass?

I reconfigure with -DMD32_XARRAY and try to rebuild. It fails with
the same message as before about SHA_Init et al. unresolved.

I cd to crypto/sha, rm sha_dgst.o and make. Compilation of sha_dgst.c
fails with the message "insufficient virtual memory". I try again after
killing a lot of applications, with the same result.

I try again a make, with CFLAG=-O0. This times, sha_dgst.c compiles
without problem. Then I come back to the root of the distribution and
continue building. It completes with no more problems. The make test is
in progress just now.

Probably the additional flag was not needed, and I should have read the
FAQ before complaining. However, I should note that I read file PROBLEMS
and did not see anything about tru64. Maybe there should be a pointer to
the FAQ?

Anyway, thanks a lot !

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                        Olivier Lecarme

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