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As it was convenient to have just one package, I put each of the gmp and
the zlib into a subdirectory of the peks source tree. I also needed an
easy way to control the malloc/free memory manager used by those packages
when they handle secret data (cipher keys and the like.)
So, the zlib should make no problem as it is just C code the same way as
the cipher lib is.
The real problem comes with gmp, which has been successfully tuned by
pieces of assembler code. This pieces of assembler code do not always
go with a shared library. So it can be spilt off the peks library to
provide for a static build.
Use ./configure the option --enable-splitgmp to built the gmp library
as an extra lib, called libpeksmp.a (this name was used to indicate that
this library is only a piece split off from the full gmp library.)
jordan <jordan@mjh.teddy-net.com>
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