Dear list users, sorry i'm a bit confused due to the meaning of BN_LLONG.
We recently changed over to version 0.9.8. On a Windows environment with an old compiler that doesn't support 64 bit-integers (Borland C 5.01), we get compiling errors due to type PQ_64BIT (and SHA_LONG64 also) which seem to undefined. pq_compat.h contains: > #if (defined(THIRTY_TWO_BIT) && !defined(BN_LLONG)) || defined(SIXTEEN_BIT) > || defined(EIGHT_BIT) ...(some lines later)... > #define PQ_64BIT BIGNUM We read that as subtitute for native 64-bit integers. BN_LLONG is defined in opensslconf.h which in turn is included in pq_compat.h so the PQ_64BIT remains undefined. Is this a typo in ph_compat.h? How is BN_LLONG to be read? If defined - BNs shall be used instead of native 64-bit integers - or - - use native 64-bit integers (that are hopefully supported)? TIA -- Christian Weber Business Service Abteilungsleiter mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Infotech Gesellschaft für Informations- und Datentechnik mbH Tel. +49-2361-9130-0 Fax +49-2361-9130-105 Geschäftsführer Rainer Hans Gerichtsstand Recklinghausen Amtsgericht Recklinghausen HRB 1912 USt.-IdNr. DE-811565628 ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
