[PYTHON-CRYPTO] amkCrypto and openssl and crypto.lib

[Ng Pheng Siong]

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On Sun, Apr 14, 2002 at 04:14:06PM +0200, Adrien Plisson wrote:
> but at link it complains about not being able to find crypto.lib.
> in fact there is no crypto.lib anywhere, even after rebuilding OpenSSL. by
> the way, i heard about an openssl.dll, and everything i can get is a
> ssleay.dll.
> so, how can i get the crypto.lib or build it myself ?

By default, building OpenSSL gives you libeay32.[dll|lib],
ssleay32.[dll|lib] and openssl.exe. When you build apps, you link against
the .lib's. Run-time, the .dll's are needed.

I have a zip package of openssl.exe and the .dll's on my website.

If you use Borland's free compiler suite, you can generate BC-compatible
lib's from the .dll's. I'm sure this can also be done with MSVC and won't
be surprised if the Gnu toolchain also does this.


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