Currently, minidriver build is broken on mingw. Let's make it work again.
For this, include adapted cardmod-mingw-compat.h with few function argument
decorations from Alon Bar-Lev's old build repository to make mingw build
almost self-contained - still requires cardmod.h from CNG, however.
Signed-off-by: Maciej S. Szmigiero <mail@maciej.szmigiero.name>
Minidriver installer custom action library needs WiX SDK to build.
Since installer is an optional component anyway let's detect whether WiX
SDK is present on build platform and then decide whether to build installer
custom action library or not.
Signed-off-by: Maciej S. Szmigiero <mail@maciej.szmigiero.name>
(Imported libcardnpa from https://github.com/frankmorgner/vsmartcard)
- Added generic SM implementation of ISO/IEC 7816-8
- Added implementation of extended access control as defined by
- BSI TR-03110
- ICAO Doc 9303
- ISO/IEC 7501
- Added tool for German ID card (and other EAC tokens)
- renamed folder libsm to sm
* Add configure-time dependency on pcsclite (required version from comments in reader-pcsc.c)
* The functionality is already supported in PCSC-Lite
* For older PCSC-Lite versions still return CKR_FUNCTION_NOT_SUPPORTED
# closes#899
With recent versions of XCode, PC/SC headers are hidden inside
the SDK folder inside XCode app, and the global path is not
guaranteed to be present. This allows to build easily from source
without depending on a specific XCode/OSX version.
If OpenSSL is not present or --disable-openssl then Secure Messaging is
disabled.
The problem was that some Secure Messaging code is missing if OpenSSL is
absent. The build/link failed with some missing symbols.
Fix issue #293
Mac OS X uses "libsmm-local.3.dylib" as library name. The default value
"libsmm-local.so.3" is correct for Linux but not for Mac OS X.
This bug prevented the "opensc-tool -a" to work correctly and return the
ATR if an IAS card is present in the reader.
Following http://sourceforge.net/p/opensc/mailman/message/32009859/
* 'configure.ac' is not mored created by bootstrap script, but present in source
* 'version.m4' is introduced and contains the 'volatile' package settings:
settings that can be changed for the needs of particular build (ex. change PACKAGE_SUFFIX using the Git 'describe' or 'commit' data)
* 'bootstrap' script facilitate change of the package setting during the 'autoconf' phase
'configure.ac' has to be with the context related information,
as 'fix number', 'release number', fields of MSDN version-info, ...
Using supplied (or not) options,
bootstrap will create the working 'configure.ac' as a modified version of 'configure.ac.in'.
