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STR-242
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Improvement
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Closed
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Won't Fix
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Major
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Martin Bravenboer
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0
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The native ssl functions are defined in C header files, which are included from the C sources generated by the compiler. This hard link from the compiler to the SSL can be avoided by defining the C functions as external definitions in Stratego itself. The Stratego modules that use native C primitives can import these external definitions. If this is implemented, then the compiler no longer needs to insert an include of the SSL C header files.
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Description
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The native ssl functions are defined in C header files, which are included from the C sources generated by the compiler. This hard link from the compiler to the SSL can be avoided by defining the C functions as external definitions in Stratego itself. The Stratego modules that use native C primitives can import these external definitions. If this is implemented, then the compiler no longer needs to insert an include of the SSL C header files. |
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Define native ssl functions as external definitions