Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2011 17:35:12 -0500 From: Ryan Stone <rysto32@gmail.com> To: aram baghomian <aram_baghomian@hotmail.com> Cc: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org Subject: Re: How to compile opencrypto separately Message-ID: <CAFMmRNxu0MkfHS0P7ehJu3H-MQ_WbA%2B4GsAD9tES43B9VxCFnQ@mail.gmail.com> In-Reply-To: <SNT140-W3835BCCFEA79A3081AE666E7CB0@phx.gbl> References: <SNT140-W4768C32C6CCB5302301581E7C50@phx.gbl> <SNT140-W2051782FEB5EEF917A5CBFE7CA0@phx.gbl> <SNT140-W33ACA8C83D5A4D597AA3C8E7CA0@phx.gbl> <SNT140-W2836316026E772DF0B4B34E7CA0@phx.gbl> <SNT140-W3835BCCFEA79A3081AE666E7CB0@phx.gbl>
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2011/11/21 aram baghomian <aram_baghomian@hotmail.com>: > > Hi > > I'm sorry, i forgot to register my email =A0address to your mailing list.= now i registered in it and resend > my question. > > I have some problems with opencrypto project =A0and i hope you want to he= lp me for solve them. > > - I want to compile opencrypto code without to force compile it as a subs= ystem of kernel and > with whole code of my kernel. How can i do that? > > - I trying to add my hash algorithm into opencrypto project and compile i= t for use it later with cryptodev > and IPSEC vpn. > > I use rmd160 as a sample and do this steps: > =A01- rename rmd160.c & rmd160.h to myhash.c & myhash.h . > =A02- change the name and the contents of the functions of rmd160 to myha= sh.(used standard form in the title of functions) > =A03- add my function titles and variables in xform.c & xform.h . > =A04- add my fixed value of my algorithm in the cryptodev.h . > =A05- recompile my kernel with IPSEC option and cryptodev device . > > But in the build time i get this error : > > in function 'MYHASHUpdate_int' : > xform.c:759: undefined refrence to 'MYHASHUpdate' > > what isn't enough in my steps? > what should i do? > > i'm sorry for my english. > > thanks. You need to add myhash.c to sys/conf/files (use what is done for rmd160.c as a template) and then rebuild your kernel.
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