[Spread-users] Secure spread on Win32
Jacob Green
jgreen at spreadconcepts.com
Tue Jun 15 10:19:54 EDT 2004
I have used Secure Spread (research version) on windows, and I can confirm
it works fine. However, I don't use cygwin nor the makefiles.
I build a Microsoft Visual C++ project and the files and dependences. I
have no experience with cygwin, sorry.
For VC++, I build the open_ssl & stdutil lib, and then link them in with the
appropriate thing I am trying to build (spread.exe or the client lib). Make
sure to make the C_runtime library the same across all libraries or you will
run into conflicts.
Jacob
-----Original Message-----
From: spread-users-admin at lists.spread.org
[mailto:spread-users-admin at lists.spread.org] On Behalf Of Nilay Padh
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 6:54 PM
To: spread-users at lists.spread.org
Subject: [Spread-users] Secure spread on Win32
Hi All,
Has any1 installed Secure spread on win32 env. ? If yes, then what are the
modifications that I have to make on configure script(s) & makefiles to make
it run.
I have Spread installed at: /usr/local/lib; /usr/local/bin;
/usr/local/include of cygwin on WinXP.
The Makefile looks like:
MAKE=make
CLI_API_LIB = CLQ_API-1.0
CLI_API_DIR = clq_api-1.0
STDUTIL_LIB = STDUTIL
STDUTIL_DIR = stdutil
FLUSH_LIB = FLUSH
FLUSH_DIR = flush
SSP_LIB = SSP
SSP_DIR = ssp
# order MATTERS, flush and ssp are using stdutil
# and also ssp is using all of the others
DRS = $(CLI_API_LIB) $(STDUTIL_LIB) $(FLUSH_LIB) $(SSP_LIB)
all: $(DRS)
$(CLI_API_LIB):
(cd $(CLI_API_DIR); make);
$(STDUTIL_LIB):
(cd $(STDUTIL_DIR); make);
$(FLUSH_LIB):
(cd $(FLUSH_DIR); make);
$(SSP_LIB):
(cd $(SSP_DIR); make);
clean:
(cd $(CLI_API_DIR); make clean);
(cd $(STDUTIL_DIR); make clean);
(cd $(FLUSH_DIR); make clean);
(cd $(SSP_DIR); make clean);
distclean:
(cd $(CLI_API_DIR); make distclean);
(cd $(STDUTIL_DIR); make distclean; rm -f Makefile);
(cd $(FLUSH_DIR); make distclean; rm -f Makefile);
(cd $(SSP_DIR); make distclean; rm -f Makefile);
rm -f config.*
Regards,
-Nilay
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: http://lists.spread.org/pipermail/spread-users/attachments/20040615/ea7ee262/attachment.html
More information about the Spread-users
mailing list