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  3. May 2005

RE: Building win32 port with mingw

So at least for the win32 port, just executing "mingw32-make install" works.
But I'm still fighting with OpenSSL to get a sh shell.


To build OpenSSL, I just do the following:

a) extract openssl to a directory.  I used c:\openssl-0.9.7g

b) Open a Command prompt

c) type: cd \openssl-0.9.7g

d) type: ms\mingw32


That's all I had to do. It didn't ask for an 'sh' shell, which is a Unix thing and shouldn't be expected to exist on a Windows machine. :)


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