Building SSL is unnessicarily complex :/, and if I remember the only option
that works is the do_nasm (skipping it or trying the do_masm did not work
for me). You can download nasm from sourceforge, also I have a set of
static build libraries for 7.10.3 if you like. Also, VS has code generation
options, which you have to change in the curl Makefile. Email me if you
want those pre-buit binarires!

Charles

----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Accosta" <paco_at_hungary.cc>
To: <curl-library_at_lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 4:07 PM
Subject: building in ssl with MSVC

I am using windows and the Visual Studio compiler. I am trying to
incorporate support for SSL so that I can do posts to a https page. I
have 2 questions about this.

First it seems pretty complex to do this. I have used libwww before and
I was not required to use any cert or pem's. Is there a way to
communicate easily with https pages?

Also I can not find any instructions on how to include SSL support for
windows. Is openssl built in or do I need to specify something else?

Paco

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