The following options are set modified by the configuration script are used to tweak the various ciphers. Just edit the relevant lines at the top of the top level Makefile.ssl There are also other SSLeay compilation options that you may want to add. If for some reason you do not have perl installed or your system is not specified, the options can be configured by hand. More CPU and compiler specific options are being turned on with the increasing resolution of the target system. So to configure SSLeay to be built using the SunC v 4 on a Solaris 2.5 ultra sparc, any of the following options could be used: The options (which only really affect compilation in the Unix environment) are extra -L, -l or -D options for the compilation and linking. Choose the one that best suits your system. If no system is specified, a list of pre-configured options is listed. If it is not performed, SSLeay will still compile but the performance of CPU intensive sections will probably be far from optimal. It should be remembered that this configuration stage is optional. This can be done automatically by using the Configure perl script, or manually if perl is not installed. A second system is single Makefile which builds static libraries (or DLLs under Windows) and finally the library can be built via a single file that includes all the component files.īefore any compilation is attempted, it is generally a good idea to configure SSLeay to take maximum advantage of the compiler and the host architecture.
There is a traditional multi-level Makefile approach which generates static libraries. There are several different ways to build SSLeay.
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