Alexander,
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> I am not _absolutely_ sure if the usage of extern "C" will solve your
> problem, but I think you should at least try if you don't want to use
> the STL or roguewave or similar instead.
Actualy one of the first things I tried was extern "C", it did not help.
Thinking back I stil
> I am not _absolutely_ sure if the usage of extern "C" will solve your
> problem, but I think you should at least try if you don't want to use the
> STL or roguewave or similar instead.
Since OpenSSL is written in standard C, then wrapping all OpenSSL
#include
files with "extern "C"" should work
> > i would recommend you to use STL instead.
>
> I do not know it, could you expand more on it?
STL is Standard Template Library. it contains different data structures
and algorithms and is now part of C++. there are free implementations and
nowdays pretty much every C++ compiler comes with i
Arne,
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> why do you want to do this in a first place?
It is a good implementation, it is there and it is easy to use. In my application
I need chain lists, the stack function could be a good substitute
and also keep consistency with OpenSSL's.
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