I sent privately you a ZIP file of some VC++ project files I found on
a backup. They *might* be mine, but probably aren't. Hopefully, they
will give you a starting place. By the way, I think it took me a day
or two to make my own by inspection from the makefile.
-- Bob
Daniel Reichenbach
Hmph -- I don't have them any more :-( Also, I seem to recall that a
late build of SSLeay had VC++ project files that came with it (???) or
maybe someone gave them to me, or?? But I definitely made my own back
in late '97. Sorry I can't be of more help. I've been offline from all
of this for
Hmph -- I don't have them any more :-( Also, I seem to recall that a
late build of SSLeay had VC++ project files that came with it (???) or
maybe someone gave them to me, or?? But I definitely made my own back
in late '97. Sorry I can't be of more help. I've been offline from all
of this for a
... I built project files for SSLeay, but I don't have the time
to do this for OpenSSL right now...
I read that you built project files for SSLeay. If you don`t have the time
to update them for OpenSSL, I would like to do soo. Since this is one issue
for the OpenSA Apache relase for Win32. If
Hi there,
I'm currently having some problems compiling the OpenSSL libraries into my
project. I'm using VC++ V6 on NT4 to produce an ATL COM project. However,
there seems to be some conflicts between the OpenSSL libraries and those
supplied by Microsoft.
Firstly there appears to be some
Title: Compilation problems with VC++ V6...
I used
for a long time OpenSsl (since SslEay 0.5) and mixed it
with
MS VC++, ATL, MFC and STL.. I also make an exetensive use
of C++
domain name to partion my numerous libraries.
For
the first of your problems, I just renamed the symbol in
Neil Hague wrote:
I'm currently having some problems compiling the OpenSSL libraries
into my project. I'm using VC++ V6 on NT4 to produce an ATL COM
project. However, there seems to be some conflicts between the
OpenSSL libraries and those supplied by Microsoft.
Firstly there appears
