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a practical Scheme compiler
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Does the autoconf test openssl-tls1.3 use the specified C compiler? #34

Closed svenha closed 4 years ago

svenha commented 4 years ago

Some autoconf tests respect the C compiler passed in by CC=..... But some do not, e.g. openssl-tls1.3 (which makes TLS 1.3 unavailable for me). For example if using CC=gccx32, cctest is called correctly as:

./autoconf/runtest -v1 -- cctest "--cc=gccx32"
manuel-serrano commented 4 years ago

I'm not able to reproduce the problem. The tests are executed via autoconf/runtest that defines CC. I cannot reproduce the problem where tests, for instance openssl that you mentioned are using a wrong CC version. Could you elaborate? Thanks.

svenha commented 4 years ago

OK, I have investigated the issue a little more. The problem for openssl-tls1.3 is that TLSv1_3_client_method is not defined in my openssl installation (1.1.1d). What version of openssl should work and which header file defines this function?

manuel-serrano commented 4 years ago

I don't think it is available yet but it has been reported here that it will soon be. The Bigloo configuration is just one step ahead :-)

svenha commented 4 years ago

OK, let's see again when a matching openssl version is released.