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Programs are (a bit ugly) written in a mix of C and C++. First it was going to
be only C, but it turned out libspopc is not good enough for the task (it does
not parse messages), so I replaced it with vmime, which is a C++ lib.
I compiled the programs using Mingw-w64 under Devuan (a derivative of Debian).
There's currently no facility to build it uder something else, sorry.
Everything is linked statically (so that the programs ca be just copy-pasted
to some system and run there). Again, I haven't bothered making it possible
to build differently.
To build, You need to first `apt install g++-mingw-w64-i686 gcc-mingw-w64-i686`.
Some other deps are also required for building libraries (at least for OpenSSL)
- You'll see what's missing once You get an error.
* OpenSSL
Procedures are described in openssl-1.1.0h/INSTALL. Basically, You need to
cd into openssl-1.10h/ and run
`./Configure --cross-compile-prefix=i686-w64-mingw32- mingw` and `make`.
At the and You should have libcrypto.a and libssl.a inside openssl-1.1.0h/.
I haven't made any modification to OpenSSL lib.
* Vmime
I made a very ugly modification to certificate import code - I changed it to
treat provided certs as DER instead of PEM format. Remember about that, if
You decide to update the library to a newer version. I also added
a mingw_cross_toolchain.cmake file in vmime-master/ to facilitate
cross-compiling. Unfortunately, there weren't any instructions on how to do
that, so I had to fight cmake for a while. Finally, I added
build_for_losedows.sh script in vmime-master/. To build - just enter
the library's directory and run the script. You should be left with
libvmime.a in vmime-master/.
* Iniparser
I modified both the library sources and its Makefile. It should suffice to
anter iniparser-4.1/ and run `make` there. You'll be left with
a libiniparser.a.
* The actual programs
Make is used. If You've already prepared the libraries, just run `make` and
hope it doesn't crash ;)
pop.exe and push.exe shall be produced.
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