RE:

Marco:

Sorry about the makefile configuration mess; I have not been able to
navigate an easy approach to the various possible customer configurations
possible (BSafe with Crypto++, BSafe without Crypto, Crypto with Fortezza,
etc.).  I would suggest that you simply modify the CertificateBuilder Debug
configuration to remove the BSafe references (SM_RSA_USED) and link
references.  Also, remove the sm_rsa dependency from the CertificateBuilder
project.  Be sure to Re-Build ALL in the CertificateBuilder project after
the changes.

This particular project cannot be isolated from the CTILs due to the private
key construction details that are unique to the algorithm.  Now that the key
generation logic is a bit more mature, it should be possible to completely
isolate the CTILs and make the CertificateBuilder GUI display only the
algorithms available and grey out any other choices (maybe next upgrade).
This will make the CertificateBuilder as dynamic as any SFL application.

Bob Colestock
VDA.

-----Original Message-----
From: Marco Scarsi [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 10:44 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: 


Hi all,

I wanted to use the CertificateBuilder application. I do not have any RSA 
library. Hence, the "Win32 Debug" and "Win32 Release" configurations cannot 
be compiled correctly. I noticed that a "Win32 Debug NO_RSA" configuration 
is available. I tried to compile it, but did not succeed. The reason is that

VC++ tries previously to compile sm_free3DLL in the "Win32 Debug Cryptopp32"

configuration (CertificateBuilder is dependent from sm_free3DLL). 
sm_free3DLL in the "Win32 Debug Cryptopp32" cannot be compiled properly (it 
should be compiled in the "Win32 Debug" configuration). This happens 
probably because I use Crypto++ 4.1, and not 3.2
On the other hand, I did not find any way to force VC++ to use the "Win32 
Debug" configuration for sm_free3DLL when compiling CertificateBuilder.

Does anybody have any idea?
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