For example, you *can* call MessageBox from Metro application if you declare it yourself and explicitly link with user32.lib. It makes lesser sense to do so, because you have to switch to desktop in order to interact with dialog, but it *is* possible.
Just to clarify. I'm not suggesting to keep using Win32 interface in WinRT application. I'm only using this example to demonstrate that it's possible to use "standard" OpenSSL build even in WinRT application context. So why don't you? If something doesn't work or it's inappropriate to do so for some reason, let's identify the problem, it might be possible to address it in "standard" build. I mean there is more value in maintaining single source suitable for multiple contexts than to split the effort.
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