build,deps: add gen-openssl target #34642
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This adds a new make target to generate platform dependent files for openssl on non-linux machines. The scripts we currently have in place require linux. This adds a Dockerfile that installs the necessary dependencies to be able to generate these files. Previously, it was necessary to run `make -C deps/openssl/config` on a linux machine. Now, as long as docker is installed and in your `PATH`, it is possible to run `make gen-openssl`.
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This adds a new make target to generate platform dependent files for openssl on non-linux machines. The scripts we currently have in place require linux. This adds a Dockerfile that installs the necessary dependencies to be able to generate these files. Previously, it was necessary to run `make -C deps/openssl/config` on a linux machine. Now, as long as docker is installed and in your `PATH`, it is possible to run `make gen-openssl`. PR-URL: #34642 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
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This adds a new make target to generate platform dependent files for openssl on non-linux machines. The scripts we currently have in place require linux. This adds a Dockerfile that installs the necessary dependencies to be able to generate these files. Previously, it was necessary to run `make -C deps/openssl/config` on a linux machine. Now, as long as docker is installed and in your `PATH`, it is possible to run `make gen-openssl`. PR-URL: #34642 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
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This adds a new make target to generate platform dependent files for openssl on non-linux machines. The scripts we currently have in place require linux. This adds a Dockerfile that installs the necessary dependencies to be able to generate these files. Previously, it was necessary to run `make -C deps/openssl/config` on a linux machine. Now, as long as docker is installed and in your `PATH`, it is possible to run `make gen-openssl`. PR-URL: #34642 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
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This adds a new make target to generate platform dependent files for openssl on non-linux machines. The scripts we currently have in place require linux. This adds a Dockerfile that installs the necessary dependencies to be able to generate these files. Previously, it was necessary to run `make -C deps/openssl/config` on a linux machine. Now, as long as docker is installed and in your `PATH`, it is possible to run `make gen-openssl`. PR-URL: #34642 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
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This adds a new make target to generate platform dependent
files for openssl on non-linux machines. The scripts we currently
have in place require linux. This adds a Dockerfile that installs
the necessary dependencies to be able to generate these files.
Previously, it was necessary to run
make -C deps/openssl/configon a linux machine. Now, as long as docker is installed and in
your
PATH, it is possible to runmake gen-openssl.Checklist
make -j4 test(UNIX), orvcbuild test(Windows) passes