I got this going with some editing under Win98.
This involved deleting the unknown includes, adding winsock.h, changing
file extension to .c (it doesn't need any C++ stuff) and calling
WSAStartup() right at the start. Oh and adding a #undef
PKCS7_SIGNER_INFO to pkcs7.h... I thought I'd checked that in ages ago.
This is an ancient example though. Its possible to do things in a more
portable way than this by using the socket BIOs. Which alas don't have a
good example yet :-(
Steve.
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