I wrote a short C program for Linux (Ubuntu 16.10 64bit) and I wanted to see if it would compile and run as expected on MorphOS but... Even though all the OpenSSL include files seem to be part of the SDK, gcc doesn't find them.

btw This is my source file: https://github.com/Voluntary-zcash/wif_wrangler/blob/master/raw_to_zcash_keypair.c

The includes for open ssl are in:
GG:ssl/include

So call the compiler with with gcc -IGG:ssl/include
You can statically link your binary with gcc -lGG:ssl/lib/ssl -static

This way it worked:

Code:


here is the result: bin

Update: look at he solution above.

Thank you. A couple of things though...

I've only got v50.10 of the ixemul.library and the binary you created uses v50.17

That file is huge! And I thought the 14kb linux executable was big... ;) I don't think I've ever created a statically linked program on Amiga / MorphOS. I gather that's the only option here because there's no Amiga / MorphOS style library for these dependencies.

> I've only got v50.10 of the ixemul.library and the binary you created uses v50.17

http://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=11766&forum=3&start=4

Aha. I put off installing the latest SDK while waiting for the next OS release (and planned to do some much needed partition house-keeping at the same time...).

Edit: Current SDK installed... The MorphOS version of my program creates a private key consistent with the Linux version but the receiving address doesn't match. My guess is this is related to ec.h and / or ripemd.h

2nd Edit: Disregard the above... I can't reproduce this error - I should have saved the output I thought was wrong.

[ Edited by ausPPC 12.12.2016 - 07:17 ]