Re: win32 openssl w/o requiring the dreaded msvcr71.dll?

[Jeffrey Altman]

Bobby Krupczak wrote:

Hi!

I'm trying to build a multi-platform application using openssl.  I'm
using the win32 ssl libs built by Shining Path.  However, those libs
require msvcr71.dll whilst the rest of my apps are compiled such that

Since I want my app to run out-of-box on win2k, winXP, win2003, vista,
etc., I'd like to have my app only use the least-common denominator of
libs.

I'm somewhat confused by all the various version of msvcr.dll.

Is it possible to obtain (or build) a version of 0.9.8g that can use
an older version of msvcr.dll ?  I'd prefer not to have to distribut
msvcr711.dll with my app.

Thanks,

Bobby

they only require msvcr.dll

Build openssl from source.  then you can use whatever you want.

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