Hi OpenSSL,

I downloaded OpenSSL 1.0.0s.tar.gz and extracted files using following three 
ways. The header files in "openssl 1.0.0s\include\openssl" folder are different.
I am working on Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bits with Service Pack 1.

1. Use Cygwin (version 1.7.25) command "tar xvf"
    All header files have type "C/C++ Header" and size 1KB. The contents look 
like:
!<symlink>ÿþ. . / . . / c r y p t o / a e s / a e s . h  

   But those symlinks DO NOT work on Windows.

2. Highlight the tar.gz file, click right mouse, select "Extract Files"
    All header files are of "SYMLINK" type and 0KB. The symbolic link works 
fine. Whenever I opened it in text editor or displayed it in Command windows, 
the actual file is displayed.

3. Download and Install 7-zip program from www.7-zip.org, then use "Open 
Archive" to open tar.gz, then right click the tar file and open, drag the 
folder to Desktop
    All header files are real header files, not symbolic links.

Is this a bug in packaging? What is the expected results on Windows?

Thanks,

Feng Chen
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