Hi,

Recently i compiled my application with openssl 9.8h header file .My
application failed and reported the Bio_test_flag is undefined symbol
. Previously i was using openssl 9.8d and i am doing dynamic linking
to openssl library . I have noticed that most of #define variable is
changed to function . so i have  modified my application to work with
new header file .

Is the openssl is keeping backward compability between the lower
version . Hope so the openssl9.8h and openssl 9.8k have binary
compatibility.

whether the binary compatibility is also changed between openssl9.8h
and openssl9.8k ?
whether any changes have been made in the header file between openssl
9.8h and openssl 9.8k that can still make my application to break like
change macro to function.

Thanks in advance

Thanks
Rajan

On 5/13/09, rajanchittil <rajanchit...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Recently i compiled my application with openssl 9.8h header file .My
> application failed and reported the Bio_test_flag is undefined symbol .
> Previously i was using openssl 9.8d and i am doing dynamic opening of
> openssl library . I have noticed that most of #define variable is changed to
> function . so i have  modified my application to work with new header file .
>
> whether the binary compatibility is also changed between openssl9.8h and
> openssl9.8k ?
> whether any changes have been made in the header file between openssl 9.8h
> and openssl 9.8k that can still make my application to break like change
> macro to function.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Thanks
> Rajan
>
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