Hi there,
At 01:49 PM 3/23/00 +, you wrote:
Bob Ollila wrote:
Steve, thanks for your help, but I think I need a little more
detail/clarification. The standard build of openssl includes the /MD flag,
so I assume that the libs that were built were the multithreaded libs?
Does my
Steve, thanks for your help.
I was able to get things working after compiling all my application code with the /MD
option. If my application will not be multi-threaded, can I build openssl without the
/MD to produce a single-threaded .dll ? Would there be any unexpected ramifications ?
Steve, thanks for your help, but I think I need a little more detail/clarification.
The standard build of openssl includes the /MD flag, so I assume that the libs that
were built were the multithreaded libs? Does my application need to specify this same
option when compiling? - or when
Bob Ollila wrote:
Steve, thanks for your help, but I think I need a little more detail/clarification.
The standard build of openssl includes the /MD flag, so I assume that the libs that
were built were the multithreaded libs? Does my application need to specify this
same option when
Bob Ollila wrote:
I'm porting some Solaris code ( that works ) to NT. The code uses the DSA functions
from openssl-9.4. For some reason it's crashing when I try to print the dsa
structure using DSA_print().
When I comment out the DSA_print() statement everything else works. Here is the
