> Now it would be possible to change the ASN1 code to use either function
> pointers or a hybrid of optional function pointers where needed. Since
> most of this stuff is implemented and declared through macros this isn't
> too painful.
You can do it like ANSI says for errno.
#ifdef GOOD_LINKER
Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
>
> This whole issue about having global variables in a shareable image
> (VMS-speak)/DLL/.so gives me a bit of a headache. Honestly, it would
> be oh-so-easier to handle if the access was made through functions
> that just returned a pointer to the data.
>
This whole issue about having global variables in a shareable image
(VMS-speak)/DLL/.so gives me a bit of a headache. Honestly, it would
be oh-so-easier to handle if the access was made through functions
that just returned a pointer to the data.
I've no idea how resolution of symbols is made aga
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From: Luke Snow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
lukes> To Whom it may concern:
lukes>
lukes> I am running slakware 7.1. I have installed OpenSSL on my other
lukes> computers running slak 7.1 and I had no problem. Below is the output of
lukes> "make report."
[...]
lukes> ./testenc: cmp: command not found
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