Hi,
I've actually just been running openssl in ddd 2 days ago.
Here' the basic configuration I use:
./Configure --openssldir= 386 linux-elf
To compile openssl with the support for debugging
./Configure --openssldir=path/to/openssl/with/debugging 386
linux-elf:"gcc -g"
build, test, then install:
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Hi
If I remember correctly, youo have to compile the OpenSSL source with
the debug flag activated (check your compiler's manual; e.g. with gcc
you have to add the option -g). Once you have the binaries, you can open
them with DDD and follow the execution. Normally you don't have to use
the "Op
Yes I did so, compiled with the -g option, but strangely it doesn't show up.
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 14:27:25 -0600, Doug Royer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Did you compile OpenSSL in debug mode?
>
> If not the debugger will not show the source code.
>
>
>
> Gurpreet Grewal wrote:
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> >I need
Did you compile OpenSSL in debug mode?
If not the debugger will not show the source code.
Gurpreet Grewal wrote:
I need to trace through OpenSSL code to see the flow of things when I
use it for some processing. I am trying to use DDD for the same but
haven't been able to do so. When I try to do "Op
