Dave:I've link the dll's and/or #using them an every time there are errors.Now
I put the lib's in link and it's work fine.
Thank's a lot
El Martes, 28 de octubre, 2014 4:48:27, Dave Thompson
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> From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Jeremy Farrell
> Sent: Monday, October 27, 2014 18:23
> This is a question about using OpenSSL, it should be discussed on
> openssl-users not openssl-dev.
> You do not appear to be linking your program against the OpenSSL libraries.
> You need to change
> your configuration for building your program to link against the libeay32.lib
> and ssleay32.lib
> libraries which were installed with OpenSSL.
Also you appear to be #include'ing the openssl declarations in a C++ program as
C++ not C.
OpenSSL is C. C++ can call C, but the C must be declared as C using extern "C" .
For a file of declarations, like here, use extern "C" with braces { ... } .
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