It looks like we are getting persistent Win 2012 failures in Ninja from
the following patch:
https://hg.mozilla.org/projects/nss/rev/b83ad33acd678c78c91b836ad42310e75cac3361
A quick look looks like it's a problem in an MPI test program which gets
RNG_RNGInit() added to it even though RNG is part of freebl and not part
of MPI (From a layering point of view, MPI is independent and shouldn't
be calling back into freebl).
The test program is not actually used anywhere, but it is causing ninja
Windows 2012 builds to fail, which will cause issues with any mozilla
Windows 2012. I suspect the program isn't even built in Windows 2012
Make builds, and that other platforms are tolerant with the unreferenced
symbol.
We probably need to restructure the patch in the future to keep the
proper layering, but that's not as critical. In the mean time we should
either drop the mpi test program from the ninja builds, or remove the
RNG_RNGInit call from the program so that at least Windows 2012 builds
before we release NSS 3.77.
bob
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