--------- Original Message --------- Subject: In the scope of a sub-subversion maintenance bump...
From: ***@rowe-clan.net
Date: 10/17/14 12:15 am
To: openssl-***@openssl.org
How did C 'inline' become a mandatory feature, particularly as a security release?
Researching a bit more, I see this is being 'discussed internally' (usually a symptom of a defective OSS development methodology).
So to be very specific;
aix-cc
additional flags; -L/usr/lib/threads -lpthreads -qansialias -qthreaded -D_THREAD_SAFE -D__VACPP_MULTI__ -D_REENTRANT threads -g
It's a little hard to argue I might be using the wrong invocation of IBM XLC if 'aix-cc' remains in the Configure schema, no? In fact, I strictly invoke xlc_r, except for OpenSSL 'encouraged' deviations.
Yours,
Bill
[I'm all for mandating C99 - but not for switching prereqs of a legacy/maintenance branch]