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match directory name and to differentiate from previous version)
- remove md5 symlink to ssleay (conflicts with /usr/bin/md5)
- move all include files to $PREFIX/include/ssleay (too much conflict
potential in $PREFIX/include, not the least of which is md5.h)
- link rsaref glue goop right into libcrypto, only as required
- turn asm off on alpha temporarily while trying to find source of math
errors on LP64
- set NOT_FOR_ARCHS=alpha *64 to prevent compiling on LP64 platforms
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- make this work on all arches (use C where no equivalent asm is
available). Since the arch specifics are determined by `uname', set
ONLY_FOR_ARCHS to the full list of current architectures.
- don't use various methods of editing (patch, sed) where pulling values
from the environment and using CONFIGURE_ENV/MAKE_ENV will suffice.
- use %D to get the value of $PREFIX in the PLIST; the PLIST doesn't need
to be sed edited to get this as part of an @exec!
- use pmake's += construct to add rsaref-specific stuff, instead of adding
"extra" patches.
Now works on arm32, but probably not on alpha and sparc64 (tests fail on
alpha; likely type-sizing problems, and still looking at that).
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Don't remove it on de-install. Put the example config file (ssleay.cnf.eg)
in lib right beside the real config.
Yes, this file really should be in etc, but the programs have several
different routines that look for the config files, at least one of which
has the use of lib hard-coded. This would be pretty messy to fix.
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${PREFIX}/bin/perl.
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the Makefile.patch, there is a better way..
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passing the MACHINE_ARCH off to the config script
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