Martin Storsjö authored Jun 26, 2014 and Niels Möller committed Jun 26, 2014

When a user invokes pkg-config to get the necessary linker flags
for linking to libhogweed, the user can add --static to get the
private dependencies included, which are necessary for static
linking. If the hogweed build contains both static and shared
libraries, this works as intended - if the user explicitly passes
-static to the linker to have it favor static libs over shared
ones, the same user also needs to tell pkg-config about this intention.

If the hogweed build happens to be static-only, the user of the
library might not be aware of this, and might not realize needing
to pass --static to pkg-config. (This is even more an issue in
setups with a large number of libraries, where only a few of them
are built static-only.)

For these cases, where a library is built as only a static library,
one fairly common convention (not used everywhere, but at least in
some libraries I regularly use) is to include the private dependencies
in the non-private section. This makes sure a user of the library
doesn't need to be concerned about which way this library was built
(unless the user intentionally overrides defaults by passing
flags such as -static to the linker).

Martin Storsjö authored Jun 26, 2014 and Niels Möller committed Jun 26, 2014

Ignore the newly generated bignum.h, also ignore OS X dylibs
and lib{nettle,hogweed}.stamp.

Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos authored Jun 20, 2014 and Niels Möller committed Jun 24, 2014

That allows direct comparison with hogweed's RSA results.

Fixes problem with windows dll linking.

Claudio Bley authored May 21, 2014 and Niels Möller committed May 22, 2014

Use the EXEEXT_FOR_BUILD when calling the generated desdata
program, otherwise the build fails when cross compiling because
keymap.h and rotors.h are not found.

Signed-off-by: Claudio Bley <cbley@av-test.de>

Claudio Bley authored May 21, 2014 and Niels Möller committed May 22, 2014

Signed-off-by: Claudio Bley <cbley@av-test.de>

Problem reported by Peter Eriksson.