Hi, On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 08:44:32AM +0100, Adriaan de Jong wrote: > > > +#ifdef POLARSSL_ERROR_C > > > + char error_message[1024]; > > > +#endif > > PolarSSL can be made really small, by disabling modules. For example, > detailed error reporting can be disabled with that flag in > <polarssl/config.h>.
OK, that explains things.
I'm not sure I'm happy with the implied consequences - this is a build-time
decision that depends on a *shared* library, so depending on package building
and installation, we could end up with a reference to a symbol that's not
there in the installed shared library...
> We can always say that we demand error.c to be enabled, but I'm
> not sure how happy embedded developers would be with that decision.
> I'm pretty much ambivalent in this discussion and will follow the
> general opinion :).
From OpenVPN's point of view, always having the function in PolarSSL,
even if it's only returning an empty string (=small build) would make our
life much easier...
gert
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