aligning the key schedule in a specific manner.

SIXTY_FOUR_BIT_LONG

compiler vendors.

segmenting...

room for aligning of the key schedule itself [specific alignment is
required for future performance improvements], but OpenSSH "abuses"
our API by making copies and restoring RC4_KEY, thus ruining the
alignment and making it impossible to recover the key schedule.
PR: 1114

the absence of OPENSSL_NO_ENGINE.

the absence of OPENSSL_NO_ENGINE.

PR: 1123

PR: 1125

PR: 1130

directory instead of the other way around.

PR: 1131

rule to accomodate gcc4, which no longer support SGI as.

- eliminate ambiguities between GNU-ish and SysV-ish make flavors;
- switch [back] to -e;
- fold/unify rules;

This is follow-up to the patch introducing common BUILDENV. Idea is
to collect as much parameters in $(TOP) as possible and "strip" lower
Makefiles for most variables [and thus makes them more readable].

of a 4-character block.

That should solve the issues with propagating it through the Makefiles.

PR: 1110

line, for example).

PR: 1112

1107.  He says:

This is a followup to the NetWare patch that was applied to beta3.  It
does the following:

- Fixes a problem in the CLib build with undefined symbols.

- Adds the ability to use BSD sockets as the default for the OpenSSL
  socket BIO.  NetWare supports 2 flavors of sockets and our Apache
  developers need BSD sockets as a configurable option when building
  OpenSSL.  This adds that for them.

- Updates to the INSTALL.NW file to explain new options.

I have tried very hard to make sure all the changes are in NetWare
specific files or guarded carefully to make sure they only impact
NetWare builds.  I have tested the Windows build to make sure it does
not break that since we have made changes to mk1mf.pl.

We are still working the gcc cross compile for NetWare issue and hope
to have a patch for that before beta 6 is released.

in than NULL, especially when an error is signalled with a negative
value.

affected platforms.
PR: 973

and PQ_64BIT_IS_BIGNUM with the values 0 (for false) and 1 (for true),
depending on which is true.  Use those flags everywhere else to provide
the correct implementation for handling certain operations in q PQ_64BIT.

provide better generic support for environments that do not have 64-bit
integers.  Among others, this should solve PR 1086

PR: 1097

by an address within it. Tested on Linux, Solaris, IRIX, Tru64, Darwin,
HP-UX, Win32, few BSD flavors...