Difference between revisions of "Libssl API"
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== How to get libssl API to compile with it == | == How to get libssl API to compile with it == | ||
| − | on Debian base ( debian, ubuntu, ... ) you would need libssl-dev : apt-get install | + | on Debian base ( debian, ubuntu, ... ) you would need libssl-dev : apt-get install libssl-dev. |
on Redhat base ( RedHat, Fedora, ... ) you would need openssl-devel : yum install openssl-devel | on Redhat base ( RedHat, Fedora, ... ) you would need openssl-devel : yum install openssl-devel | ||
Latest revision as of 09:11, 10 July 2019
libssl is the portion of OpenSSL which supports TLS ( SSL and TLS Protocols ), and depends on libcrypto.
This is a C api. To use it you need to include (at least) openssl/ssl.h and to link your program with libssl library.
How to get libssl API to compile with it[edit]
on Debian base ( debian, ubuntu, ... ) you would need libssl-dev : apt-get install libssl-dev.
on Redhat base ( RedHat, Fedora, ... ) you would need openssl-devel : yum install openssl-devel
You can get sources directly too to compile statically over it.
