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--- cryptlib [2023/01/24 11:02] – [Linux] g00r00
+++ cryptlib [2023/01/24 11:05] (current) – g00r00
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 In Linux, Mystic looks for Cryptlib in the "libcl.so" file, which is created by compiling the source code.
+=== Installing GCC ===
 For many installs of Linux the compiler setup is not included by default, check by typing in a terminal:
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   sudo apt-get install build-essential
-==== Compiling CryptLib v3.4.5 Notes ====
+=== Compiling CryptLib v3.4.5 Notes ===
 CryptLib 3.4.5 requires GCC version 9.x or less because of changes to the Makefile system in newer versions which caused the compilation to fail.  Use the following sections to compile CryptLib based on the version you see when typing "gcc -v".
-==== Compiling for Linux using GCC 9.x and lower ====
+=== Compiling for Linux using GCC 9.x and lower ===
 The source is contained in the above download section.  Once the file has been downloaded, it must be extracted into its own directory on the Linux machine.  The archive has source files that are stored in the Windows format, so it must be extracted and converted to Linux format.  **This can be done by using the "-a" option of unzip.  If this step is skipped, the source code will not properly compile**.
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 You can now delete the /cryptlib directory if you wish.  The library is installed and read to be used by Mystic!
-=== Compiling for Linux using GCC 10.x and higher ====
+=== Compiling for Linux using GCC 10.x and higher ===
 Newer Linux distributions are now shipping with GCC 11 which has depreciated some functions used in the Makefile for Cryptlib 3.4.5 causing the compile to fail.  To work around this, either the source code needs to be updated, or a copy of GCC 9 must be installed in order to compile Cryptlib.