Ulf Möller wrote: >> The dladdr() function used in DSO_pathbyaddr within >> crypto/dso/dso_dlfcn.c is not a standard function, though >> quite a few OSs appear to have it. Those that specifically >> don't (that I've tested) are: >> >> AIX 4.3.3+ >> AIX 5.1 (though 5.2/5.3 may have it, though it may be >> Itanium only, not POWER). >> SCO Openserver 5 (OpenServer 6 looks like it has it) >> >> > Cygwin doesn't either.
I would think cygwin would use the dso_win32 instead, but I've never tried, truthfully... > >> The odd thing is grepping through the entire source tree, >> I can find no reference to that function. Nothing appears >> to ever call it. >> > Applications can call it through the DSO_METHOD structure. I think the > purpose is to allow applications to obtain additional information. I > will change the code to make dlfcn_pathbyaddr return -1 on systems that > are not know to have Dl_info. Well, the DSO_METHOD structure doesn't seem to have a place for the DSO_pathbyaddr, it's not referenced in there at all ... Though if it will be used in the future, it would be good not to have dladdr() as a requirement :) Thanks for the reply! -Brad ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List openssl-dev@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
