> Further, on some systems you can't link with libpthread > if you intend to use fork(). I have two builds of my > software, one that does fork()ing and one that does > pthread_create()ing. So I am trying to avoid having to have two > installations of OpenSSL on every build platform.
I find it hard to believe that there exists a platform where: 1) OpenSSL is supported, 2) Multiple threads are supported through a pthreads-like interface and are created with a pthread_create function. 3) You cannot link to the pthreads library and still use fork, and 4) It is possible to compile a library such that it can be used by either a threaded or a non-threaded process. In any event, even if there did exist a platform this bizarre, you'd just need to have two installations of OpenSSL on that one platform. There are very few, if any, platforms left that support a pthreads-like interface but have such glaring holes in their POSIX-compliance. DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List openssl-dev@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
