make targets, or a
better Configure script.
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variable to the directory that contains the libraries
Mike> prior to running the app. (Or of course, recompile
Mike> openssl using static libs).
Or, if using an OS that supports it (such as SunOS 5.x), set the binaries'
RPATH correctly (either via LD_RUN_PATH or a link-line -R under Sun
new POSIX spec, but a buch of OS's still don't have
them.
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#if defined(__SVR4) && defined(__sun) && defined(__ppc)
/* I'm Solaris running on a PowerPC */
#endif
Other useful defines (Only in SunPRO C, as far as I know):
__SUNPROC (cc version number: 0x420 for 4.2.0, 0x500 for 5.0.0, etc.)
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other OS Hack).
I _really_ don't want the limitations of broken OS's to cripple the
performance of good OS's.
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st crypto routines, we should either hand-create them,
let the compiler do it, or actually benchmark code.
The current situation is broken and needs to be fixed.
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