Default to OPENSSL_sk_num #85
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OpenSSL 1.0.2 is out of support
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The builds fail. It seems that older OpenSSL versions don't provide version numbers that are greater than 0 but smaller than 0x10100000. I will close this pull request. |
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This pull request lets OpenSSL::Stack default to the symbol OPENSSL_sk_num instead of sk_num.
OpenSSL 1.0.2, which provided the old symbol name, is out of support since December 2019.
The issues #82 and #68 and possibly also #72 report problems with sk_num.