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Yes, Read INSTALL.XX file available with the source.
On 8/14/05, Edward Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if OpenSSL can be built as static libs as I don't want
people to be able to simply replace the dll's with their own.
Thanks,
Ed
openssl static libraries in an app developed in MSVC or
CodeWarrior so that I do not need to have openssl dlls on the machine?
Great thanks in advance,
Regards,
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that /MT should be used in MSVC while compiling the
app which is using openssl libraries, then I have just confirmed that
in c/c++ tab of project settings /MT is already spcified (because the
dll which I am creating is multithread).
I am using MSVC6.0
Any other idea?
Thaks and regards,
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Thanks Brant Thomsen for the reply,
My application is actually a Win32 Dynamic-Library with no MFC support.
Any other idea?
Thanks and regards
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On 6/6/05, Brant Thomsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had problems getting OpenSSL to link correctly if MFC is being used.
Try
in advance.
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Great thanks Rush!
This exercise did solve the problems :-)
Now I see that this problem with nt.mak has already been pointed out
by Matyas Majzik in one of his emails to this group.
Thanks and regards,
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On 6/1/05, Rush Manbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Qadeer,
I just went
Hi Rush,
Your solution has been very helpful.
(2) does the correct thing. It statically links against your version of
libssl.a. It also acts just like it found the library because of a -lssl
on the linker command line. (Only the functions that are required are
pulled into your executable,
Hi,
I am using openssl in an application (this application actually is a
.dylib on Mac OSX).
Currently I am linking openssl calls by using -lssl -lcrypto linker
options. Since this links openssl calls dynamcally therefor I can only
use resulting application on the computers where libssl.dylib and
Thank you Joseph, I also wondered to see ssl libraries in /usr/lib on
my machine, when I started using ssl, but before seeing them there I
had tried to compile Openssl on my machine so I thought this
compilation has placed them there.
But still, client says link them statically :(
Regards,
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