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  1. 21st June 2010, 06:19 #1
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    Default Re: Linking 3rd party libs on Mac OS X

    hi,

    -lssl should work ? ( Not -llibssl)
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    Default Re: Linking 3rd party libs on Mac OS X

    Yes you're right.

    Now I'm getting different errors, such as

    Undefined symbols _EVP_cleanup
    I've already #included <openssl/evp.h> into the cpp files that call these functions.
    (the app also compiles and links on Windows)

    Any ideas?
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