Building OpenSSL

Building OpenSSL is a pain. Especially for any platform besides Linux.

Let's fix that.

1. Download and extact an openssl release tarbar into the folder openssl_tarball. The file openssl_tarball/Makefile should exist. If it doesn't you did something wrong.

2. Use premake5 to generate the public openssl includes premake openssl_headers -> include/openssl

3. Use premake5 to generate your project file:

Visual Studio 2010 premake5 vs2010 -> .build/projects/libssl.sln

GNU Make premake5 gmake -> .build/projects/makefile

Build.

The example configurations generate static libraries in the lib/ folder

Advanced (using in your own solution)

I'm making the assumption that you're already using premake5 to generate your projects.

1. Copy the OpenSSL module to your project (./modules/openssl)
2. Include it via the include directive (see premake5.lua)
3. Use the premake.extensions.openssl functions to handle project/header generation

Contact

@_boblan_
https://github.com/mendsley/libssl

Licenses

This project is governed by the BSD 2-clause license. For details see the file titled LICENSE in the project root folder.

OpenSSL

For OpenSSL see http://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.

premake5

Copyright (c) 2003-2014 Jason Perkins and individual contributors. All rights reserved.

Binaries are distributed under the BSD-3 clause license (see LICENSE_premake5).

See http://industriousone.com/premake for details.