May 22, 2007 Re: 64 bit types and C libraries | ||||
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Posted in reply to Regan Heath | > How long did it take you to resolve/replace them all with function calls? Well, I didn't replace all the macros in the .h files. If I had done so, it would be a really complete port ;) I only expanded the ones I needed. > What version of openssl did you convert/wrap? Perhaps it would be easier to bring those up to date? As far as I can remember it was 0.9.8d But bcd should be fine with all versions. I put my project online: http://mitglied.lycos.de/daniel919/ssl_ftpd_dummy.rar It's a simple ssl ftpd. Maybe you will find something that could be helpful. I had to manually make some changes to the d files generated by bcd at that time. Maybe in the meantime bcd will not require some of these changes anymore. And really, a complete port of openssl for D would be great. |
May 22, 2007 Re: 64 bit types and C libraries | ||||
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Posted in reply to Daniel919 | Daniel919 Wrote: > > How long did it take you to resolve/replace them all with function calls? > Well, I didn't replace all the macros in the .h files. If I had done so, > it would be a really complete port ;) > I only expanded the ones I needed. Ahh, ok. > > What version of openssl did you convert/wrap? Perhaps it would be > easier to bring those up to date? > As far as I can remember it was 0.9.8d I have 0.9.8e so it should be pretty similar. > But bcd should be fine with all versions. True. > I put my project online: > http://mitglied.lycos.de/daniel919/ssl_ftpd_dummy.rar > It's a simple ssl ftpd. Cool. > Maybe you will find something that could be helpful. I had to manually > make some changes to the d files generated by bcd at that time. > Maybe in the meantime bcd will not require some of these changes anymore. > > And really, a complete port of openssl for D would be great. Indeed it would. I had been meaning to get onto it before I went overseas for 6 months and now that I have some time I figured I would give it a crack. Thanks for your tips. Regan |
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