From:	Doug Kaufman <dkaufman AT rahul DOT net>
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"reza afshar" <iso AT engineer DOT com> writes:

>i running a machine with windows98 os.
>can you help me to compile this program?
>...
>----------------------------------------
>/* fileSaveAs.c 
>Compile with:
>gcc -g -o fileSaveAs -lssl -lcrypto fileSaveAs.c

>To compile, you'll need packages libssl09-dev and libCrypto.

The usual source for libssl.a and libcrypto.a for DJGPP is the openssl
distribution. See http://www.openssl.org. The latest version of the
0.9.7 series should configure and compile with DJGPP under a bash
shell. See the file in the distribution called "INSTALL.DJGPP". You
will need the watt-32 library on your system before trying to compile
openssl. I am unfamiliar with packages named "libssl09-dev" and
"libCrypto"? Where did you get these package names? Are you sure that
this is something that has been ported to DJGPP?

I haven't checked to see if my latest patch for openssl has been
committed to the CVS code. If you have trouble compiling under DJGPP,
see my patch in the openssl-dev mailing list for 19 November 2002,
entitled "DJGPP patch for openssl-0.9.7".

Note that the use of the watt-32 library implies a DOS based approach
to sockets. You will not be able to use Winsock with programs compiled
with watt-32 unless you also use the ndis3pkt program.
                           Doug


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