Quick bit:
I assume your code was using Winsock (WSAxyz()) calls before, NOT
going 'through' any obscure MFC TCP communication class which I tried
to forget all about by multi-annual liquor medication, right?
Then, second assumption: your binary OpenSSL distro comes with DLLs,
so you're 'dynamic
Dan
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I know that all mailing lists cringe when newbies post. But I&#x
Okay... when you build your projects, what are the unresolved externals?
You need to add both libcrypto and libssl to your list of linked
libraries -- this might have something to do with it, but I'm not sure
without the list of unresolved externals.
-Kyle H
On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 8:01 AM, <[EM
I know that all mailing lists cringe when newbies post. But I'm in a real
bind and so at the risk of putting myself in that category, I have some
basic questions.
I am using VS 2003 to maintain several MFC applications. These apps
communicate with a web service that recently moved to https://
