Hello All,
I have a program on Windows that, among tohers things, access databases
through ODBC and computes sha1 values from files.
OpenSSL functions are accessed through a DLL and do initialisation when
it needs to. My program uses release OpenSSL 0.9.8 DLLs
The used database is a PostgreSQL 9.03.04 (I think it uses OpenSSL 1.x DLLs)
In my SSL Init(), I check the result of CRYPTO_malloc_init() function
and throw an exception if the result is 0.
I suspect that the previous access to PostgreSQL loads its OpenSSL DLLs
and probably do a CRYPTO_malloc_init().
When I want to do my own, it returns 0 because allow_customize has been
set to false.
Is there a way to know if CRYPTO_malloc_init() has already been called
by a tier ?
My second question is, in this case, is there problems to have loaded
DLLs that do not match the headers I used for compilation ?
Do I need to do static linkage of OpenSSL 0.9.8 in my DLL to avoid
incompatibilities ?
Thank you for your advices.
King regards,
Patrice.
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