Edd Barrett

We won't be implementing that API in LibreSSL, but the good news is that you already have workaround code that can be used with some minor patching: ``` -#if OPENSSL_VERSION_NUMBER...

No worries. Someone informed me that LibreSSL is a mix of the OpenSSL 1.0 and 1.1 APIs. So I should try a more systematic approach to deciding which bits to...

It seems that I only need to patch one of the version checks to get swi to build the SSL module, but I'm not sure how I should run the...

If the latter is what I'm supposed to be doing, I can start debugging the shell script. Please let me know.

Thanks, I will see what I can do.

Quick update. I went and fixed each failure one at a time with a compilation/test cycle in between. As it turns out, it's not enough to get it to compile:...

Thanks Jan. And yes, feature checks are the proper way (tm). I've locally patched my port to use either use `jot(1)` (a bit like `seq(1)`), or in cases with only...

Ah, ah. I've seen this kind of thing before. I think my home DSL router is likely causing the failures. I'm going in to the University tomorrow, so I can...

No, sadly my theory was wrong. These appear to be real failures.

I think this is now fixed, right Jan? On the swi-devel master branch: ``` $ gmake check ../swipl.sh -q -f test_ssl.pl -F none -g test_ssl -t halt ....... . ........