Using SSLEAY_MACROS and NO_RSA (with additional ifdefs) cuts the added code
down to around ~30KB. This has eliminated the PKCS7 and netscape symbols
and looks to be about as good as you can get. Thanks Eric.
Bill
On Wednesday, March 11, 1998 12:33 AM, Eric Young [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
>
> On Tue, 10 Mar 1998, William A. Arbaugh wrote:
> > I'm using SSLeay in an embedded application. When I try and DER decode
a
> > DER encoded string into a X509 certificate with d2i_X509, the system
size
> > increases by ~60KB. Some of the symbols added are PKCS#7 functions,
CRL
> > functions etc. Does anyone know of a way to prevent those addtional
> > functions from being linked in (without the obvious (and tedious)
approach
> > of adding a huge number of new #ifdefs)?
>
> Actually, as a quick fix, try compiling with SSLEAY_MACROS defined.
> For type checking reason (and DLLs), the file crypto/x509/x_all.c
> has lots of functions that suck have dependancies to everything else.
> SSLEAY_MACROS makes the headers offer macros instead of function calls.
>
> eric
>
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