From: Chris Steinke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cjs> >From what we understand, HP-UX automaticaly binds the build directories
cjs> into the object for run time linking. So by using the +cdp flag you can
cjs> get around this. Syntax is: +cdp <build path or old path>:<new path>
Interesting! However:
cjs> -L/usr/local/src/openssl-0.9.6c \
cjs> +cpd /usr/local/src/openssl-0.9.6c:/usr/local/ssl/lib \
cjs>
cjs> ......
cjs>
cjs> then...
cjs> hp[src/openssl-0.9.6c]$ make <-- Successful build
cjs> hp[src/openssl-0.9.6c]$ make test <--- All tests work fine
cjs> hp[src/openssl-0.9.6c]# make install
In that test above, if the test programs and the openssl application
were linked against the shared library (something that's implemented
in the current development of 0.9.7), exactly which shared libraries
are they going to use, the ones on the current build library or
previously installed ones? And in the latter case, what happens if
this is the first time OpenSSL is built on the system, i.e. there are
no OpenSSL libraries in the installationn directory?
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