special case. It'll have to be pretty severe to justify breaking the entire
existing code base.
How about keeping symlinks in place for a transition period? Then old
applications can be built unmodified, but if a name conflict occurs
the user can simply rm -f include/*.h
After some time
Ian Pollard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Description: Cannot build OpenSSL-0.9.1c under Solaris 2.6 with Sun C
compiler
OpenSSL-0.9.1c
You should use 0.9.2b (with the no-asm option) or even better 0.9.3,
which unfortunately isn't finished yet though. Or get the current
snapshot.
"bn_mul.c", line
