Juergen Rensen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I used Visual C++ 6.0 / nmake to compile SSL 0.9.0b for NT.
> Is that still an option with OpenSSL?
It should be. You will have "fun" with some of the CVS snapshots though,
various auto generated files need to be generated under Unix and a few
other things corrected before it will work. The release versions should
be more straight forward.
> Would the recommended solution be to use CygWin?
>
Doesn't cygwin library have a license that says anything compiled under
it must be GPL? If so this would be against the licensing conditions of
OpenSSL.
Steve.
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