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silences an annoying warning
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For the test compilation using the CC crate, base clang is good enough,
so we don't need to pull in another heavy dependency just for this test.
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The issue is likely that the build is trying to compile some generated
C code with the prehistoric gcc from base, so add a tentative workaround
for that. Since I don't currently have access to a sparc64 box where I
could validate this easily and check if the workaround is enough, let's
not waste lots of cycles on this.
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rust-openssl is an integral part of the Rust ecosystem and more than a
dozen ports, including lang/rust itself, depend on it. We need to ensure
that it keeps working with LibreSSL.
If the rust and rust-openssl-tests packages are installed, create a cargo
workspace under obj/ that compiles and runs the rust-openssl regress tests
much like what is done for the openssl-ruby tests. This expands our regress
coverage: for instance, this would have caught the broken ASN.1 indefinite
length encoding caused by asn1/tasn_enc.c r1.25.
Positive feedback beck jsing semarie
Testing and ok anton
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