topic "Installing OpenSSL";
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[s2; Installing OpenSSL&]
[s5; [* 1. In Linux]&]
[s5; Just install libssl using your package manager.&]
[s5;* &]
[s5; [* 2. In Windows]&]
[s5; These steps are valid for revision 0.9.8l. In other versions 
these instructions may change.&]
[s5;* &]
[s5; [* Common steps for MSC and MinGW ]&]
[s5; 2.1. Download openssl`-0.9.8l.tar.gz from&]
[s7; https://www.openssl.org/source/&]
[s5; &]
[s5; 2.2. Unpack archive to [C1 C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8m]&]
[s5; &]
[s5; 2.3. Download and install ActivePerl&]
[s5; &]
[s5; [* Steps using MSC]&]
[s5; 2.4. Now type in the command line&]
[s5;l224; 1. [C1 C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8m>perl Configure VC`-WIN32 
`-`-prefix`=c:/temp/openssl`-bin/]&]
[s5;l224; 2. Options&]
[s5;l224;i150;O0; For Visual Studio 8&]
[s5;l384; [C1 C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8m>%comspec% /k `"`"c:`\Program 
Files`\Microsoft Visual Studio 8`\VC`\vcvarsall.bat`"`" x86]&]
[s5;l224;i150;O0; For Visual Studio 9&]
[s5;l384; [C1 C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8m>%comspec% /k `"`"c:`\Program 
Files`\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0`\VC`\vcvarsall.bat`"`" x86]&]
[s5;l224; 3. [C1 C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8m>ms`\do`_masm.bat]&]
[s5;l224; 4. Options&]
[s5;l224;i150;O0; If you need static library&]
[s5;l416; [C1 C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8m>nmake `-f ms`\nt.mak]&]
[s5;l224;i150;O0; If you need dynamic library&]
[s5;l416; [C1 C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8m>nmake `-f ms`\ntdll.mak]&]
[s5;l416;C1 &]
[s5; 2.5. The result is in next folders:&]
[s5;i150;O0; inc32: Include files&]
[s5;i150;O0; out32: `*.lib files for static linking&]
[s5;i150;O0; out32dll: `*.lib `& `*.dll files for dynamic linking&]
[s0; &]
[s0; &]
[s5; [* Steps using MinGW]&]
[s5; 2.4. Now type in the command line&]
[s5; C:`\temp`\openssl`-0.9.8l>ms`\mingw32&]
[s5; &]
[s0; 2.5. The result is in next folders:&]
[s5;i150;O0; inc32: Include files&]
[s5;i150;O0; out32: `*.a `& `*.dll files for dynamic linking&]
[s0; &]
[s0; &]
[s5; [* Last steps]&]
[s5; 2.6. Add in `"Setup/Build methods/Lib directories`" menu, the 
directory where out32 and out32dll have been copied.&]
[s0; ]