Yes. I tried it myself and works. Indeed it is an incompatibility between
solaris linker and solaris gcc. It is recommended not only because of
performance, but because a broken gcc might affect all future
compilations.
I hope the guys in gcc get wind of this.
Many thanks to Andy, as well.
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Dear Doug,
Thanks a lot for the fast reply. The no-asm did it. I imagine this may
have some performance penalties since it seems to use it for shared
memory.
I also tried the fix Andy pointed out in the PROBLEMS file.
http://www.openssl.org/~appro/values.c
It creates
Dear Doug,
Thanks a lot for the fast reply. The no-asm did it. I imagine this may
have some performance penalties since it seems to use it for shared
memory.
On the side, os/compiler option "debug-solaris-x86-gcc" doesn't seem to be
supported in 0.9.8h.
Unfortunately the whole stack trace is wit
Let me correct the previous note. I had added no-asm when building the
debug version. With a non-debug version and no-asm the tests work. So
the problem apears to be with the asm modules.
Douglas E. Engert wrote:
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Hi,
I've waisted most of my day today with openssl dep
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Hi,
I've waisted most of my day today with openssl deployment on the
aforementioned server. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I compile using gcc32 with the following options:
Configure solaris-x86-gcc threads no-krb5
I definitely need threads. Compilation goes
> I compile using gcc32 with the following options:
>
> Configure solaris-x86-gcc threads no-krb5
>
> I definitely need threads. Compilation goes through without problems but
> when I do a make test I get:
>
> Doing certs
> touch rehash.time
> testing...
> ../util/shlib_wrap.sh ./destest
> make[
Hi,
I've waisted most of my day today with openssl deployment on the
aforementioned server. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I compile using gcc32 with the following options:
Configure solaris-x86-gcc threads no-krb5
I definitely need threads. Compilation goes through without problems but