Static linking D apps for distribution to the cloud, etc.
David J Kordsmeier
dkords at gmail.com
Wed Oct 9 01:37:42 UTC 2019
On Wednesday, 9 October 2019 at 01:29:59 UTC, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
> On Wednesday, 9 October 2019 at 01:10:23 UTC, David J
> Kordsmeier wrote:
>> HTTP/HTTPS
>>
>> as well as the http2 (from arsd) option.
>
>
> So let me warn you ahead of time that my http2.d still has an
> outside dependency: OpenSSL. And that can sometimes be tricky
> as openssl broke binary compatibility between 1.1 and 1.0. I
> was planning on making it dynamically load that to work around
> it :S
>
> so your -static build MIGHT work just I'm not sure. TLS/SSL is
> one of the few things I don't DIY and feel a third-party
> dependency is justified on, I just try to make it seamless
> and... it usually works on Linux but not always.
>
> Helper switches: -version=older_openssl if you get linker
> errors and have 1.0 on the system or -version=newer_openssl if
> you get linker errors and have 1.1 on.
>
> I *have* statically linked OpenSSL with this library before so
> I know it works, just I also had to jump through a few hoops to
> make it work. However I was on Windows then so Linux might be
> easier... or might be harder. I don't know. but if it does work
> that also gives a nice way around the 1.0/1.1 problem!
>
> if you do try it lemme know how it goes plz.
Thank you Adam for your work in the D community. Thanks for the
heads up. Yes, definitely OpenSSL (or any security library)
isn't had for free in a secure Internet and I will need to make
some effort to ensure I get that working. In my limited use case
(does not need to run ANYWHERE, but in a specific environment) it
should be possible. Will update as soon as I know.
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