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  • C Christian Ehrlicher
    2 Dec 2018, 17:56

    @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

    -llibssl.dll

    Afaik you can't link directly against a dll but need an import lib. There must be a 'libssl.a' somehwere around which you have to link to with '-lssl'. The same goes for libcrypto.dll

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    aha_1980
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    wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 18:02 last edited by aha_1980 12 Feb 2018, 18:03
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    Hi @Opa114,

    Just to add to @Christian-Ehrlicher,

    There must be a 'libssl.a' somehwere around

    Or, depending on compiler, its named libssl.lib.

    So the linker call should look like this:
    win32: LIBS += -L$$PWD/../openssl/openssl/ -lcrypto -lssl

    Also, make sure OpenSSL was build with the same compiler you are using for your Qt project.

    Regards

    Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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    • A aha_1980
      2 Dec 2018, 18:02

      Hi @Opa114,

      Just to add to @Christian-Ehrlicher,

      There must be a 'libssl.a' somehwere around

      Or, depending on compiler, its named libssl.lib.

      So the linker call should look like this:
      win32: LIBS += -L$$PWD/../openssl/openssl/ -lcrypto -lssl

      Also, make sure OpenSSL was build with the same compiler you are using for your Qt project.

      Regards

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      Opa114
      wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 18:11 last edited by
      #5

      @aha_1980 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

      Hi @Opa114,

      Just to add to @Christian-Ehrlicher,

      There must be a 'libssl.a' somehwere around

      Or, depending on compiler, its named libssl.lib.

      So the linker call should look like this:
      win32: LIBS += -L$$PWD/../openssl/openssl/ -lcrypto -lssl

      Also, make sure OpenSSL was build with the same compiler you are using for your Qt project.

      Regards

      when i try it with -lcrypto and -lssl then i got this error:

      skipping incompatible C:\Users\Matth\Desktop\openssl\openssl/libcrypto.a when searching for -lcrypto
      skipping incompatible C:\Users\Matth\Desktop\openssl\openssl/libcrypto.dll.a when searching for -lcrypto
      cannot find -lcrypto
      

      same for the ssl library.

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      • O Opa114
        2 Dec 2018, 18:11

        @aha_1980 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

        Hi @Opa114,

        Just to add to @Christian-Ehrlicher,

        There must be a 'libssl.a' somehwere around

        Or, depending on compiler, its named libssl.lib.

        So the linker call should look like this:
        win32: LIBS += -L$$PWD/../openssl/openssl/ -lcrypto -lssl

        Also, make sure OpenSSL was build with the same compiler you are using for your Qt project.

        Regards

        when i try it with -lcrypto and -lssl then i got this error:

        skipping incompatible C:\Users\Matth\Desktop\openssl\openssl/libcrypto.a when searching for -lcrypto
        skipping incompatible C:\Users\Matth\Desktop\openssl\openssl/libcrypto.dll.a when searching for -lcrypto
        cannot find -lcrypto
        

        same for the ssl library.

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        aha_1980
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        wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 18:14 last edited by
        #6

        @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

        skipping incompatible

        That is already a hint :)

        Again:

        • which compiler is used for OpenSSL and for your project?
        • are both 32bit resp. 64bit?

        Regards

        Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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        • A aha_1980
          2 Dec 2018, 18:14

          @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

          skipping incompatible

          That is already a hint :)

          Again:

          • which compiler is used for OpenSSL and for your project?
          • are both 32bit resp. 64bit?

          Regards

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          Opa114
          wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 18:21 last edited by
          #7

          @aha_1980
          For OpenSSL i used MinGW (this way and built it under Ubuntu: ./Configure mingw --cross-compile-prefix=i686-w64-mingw32- - prefix=/mnt/c/Users/Matth/Desktop/openssl/BUILD)

          And for my Project i used MinGW 64 (qmake: qmake.exe test.pro -spec win32-g++ "CONFIG+=debug" "CONFIG+=qml_debug" and Make: mingw32-make.exe -j4 in C:\Users\Matth\Desktop\build-test-Desktop_Qt_5_12_0_MinGW_64_bit-Debug)

          But both should be 32bit builds i think.

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          • O Opa114
            2 Dec 2018, 18:21

            @aha_1980
            For OpenSSL i used MinGW (this way and built it under Ubuntu: ./Configure mingw --cross-compile-prefix=i686-w64-mingw32- - prefix=/mnt/c/Users/Matth/Desktop/openssl/BUILD)

            And for my Project i used MinGW 64 (qmake: qmake.exe test.pro -spec win32-g++ "CONFIG+=debug" "CONFIG+=qml_debug" and Make: mingw32-make.exe -j4 in C:\Users\Matth\Desktop\build-test-Desktop_Qt_5_12_0_MinGW_64_bit-Debug)

            But both should be 32bit builds i think.

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            wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 18:26 last edited by aha_1980 12 Feb 2018, 18:39
            #8

            @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

            i686-w64-mingw32

            Are you sure this means 32 bit?

            Edit: at least MinGW 64 is not 32bit ;)

            Edit2: can you build OpenSSL on Windows with the MinGW64 compiler? Should avoid all possible incompatibilities :)

            Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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            • A aha_1980
              2 Dec 2018, 18:26

              @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

              i686-w64-mingw32

              Are you sure this means 32 bit?

              Edit: at least MinGW 64 is not 32bit ;)

              Edit2: can you build OpenSSL on Windows with the MinGW64 compiler? Should avoid all possible incompatibilities :)

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              Opa114
              wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 19:05 last edited by
              #9

              @aha_1980 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

              Edit2: can you build OpenSSL on Windows with the MinGW64 compiler? Should avoid all possible incompatibilities :)

              i could try it

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              • O Opa114
                2 Dec 2018, 19:05

                @aha_1980 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

                Edit2: can you build OpenSSL on Windows with the MinGW64 compiler? Should avoid all possible incompatibilities :)

                i could try it

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                Opa114
                wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 20:21 last edited by
                #10

                @Opa114
                instead of building openssl under windows i run it again under ubuntu and did a cross compile but now with minGW 64bit which creates a 64-bit dll. With these it works. but should a 64bit application able to use 32bit dlls? Or i am wrong?

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                • O Opa114
                  2 Dec 2018, 20:21

                  @Opa114
                  instead of building openssl under windows i run it again under ubuntu and did a cross compile but now with minGW 64bit which creates a 64-bit dll. With these it works. but should a 64bit application able to use 32bit dlls? Or i am wrong?

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                  aha_1980
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                  wrote on 2 Dec 2018, 20:25 last edited by
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                  @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

                  But should a 64bit application able to use 32bit dlls? Or i am wrong?

                  Sorry, but yes you are. You cannot mix these.

                  Regards

                  Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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                  • A aha_1980
                    2 Dec 2018, 20:25

                    @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

                    But should a 64bit application able to use 32bit dlls? Or i am wrong?

                    Sorry, but yes you are. You cannot mix these.

                    Regards

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                    Opa114
                    wrote on 3 Dec 2018, 09:18 last edited by
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                    @aha_1980 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

                    @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

                    But should a 64bit application able to use 32bit dlls? Or i am wrong?

                    Sorry, but yes you are. You cannot mix these.

                    Regards

                    okay thanks for clarification. So it was my mistake because i thought i can mix it. I know the other way would not work.

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                    • O Opa114
                      3 Dec 2018, 09:18

                      @aha_1980 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

                      @Opa114 said in Linking against Openssl 1.1.2-dev Libs:

                      But should a 64bit application able to use 32bit dlls? Or i am wrong?

                      Sorry, but yes you are. You cannot mix these.

                      Regards

                      okay thanks for clarification. So it was my mistake because i thought i can mix it. I know the other way would not work.

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                      aha_1980
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                      wrote on 3 Dec 2018, 09:19 last edited by
                      #13

                      @Opa114 Thanks for the feedback. So please mark this topic as SOLVED now.

                      Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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