Hi,
its been quite a while since we heard last time, I hope you remember me.
I have (quite) ended support for the SCEP messages for our project and I
think it could be a useful addon to OpenSSL. The code is quite clean and
could be added to the command line utility as 'openssl scep .. '.
What
Attached is the result of OpenSSL 'make report', following a failure of
'make test', as requested in the INSTALL file, section 3.
At this point, all I have done is downloaded the source code, and run
configure, make, and make test. As you will be able to see from the log
the reported failure is
Having rebuild with no optimisation (changed -O3 to -O0) the tests have
now passed.
One other minor issue to note: The INSTALL document (section 3) make
test refers to the CFLAGS line in Makefile.ssl - The makefile actually
contains CFLAG (note no 'S'), which meant that searching for it failed.
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... or does size_t matter:-)
I had a look at BRANCH_WIN64 last night and here're some thoughts. First
of all I want to point out that I had rather fast look so that this is
probably not a final judgment:-)
As discussed earlier Win64 implements P64 programming model and so the
discussion started
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Tim Rice wrote:
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Andy Polyakov wrote:
[snip]
The assembler modules compile fine on UnixWare. I'll try and
test SCO OpenServer 5 this weekend.
The assembler modules compile fine on SCO OpenServer 5 too.
A couple of problems.
The cc on UnixWare
