Custom suffixes (MD for dynamic libraries and MT for static libraries + “d” for debug builds).If you are looking for older builds, go to the Precompiled OpenSSL (Past Builds) page, but you are strongly encouraged to only use the latest. The developers and countless contributors deserve it! If you really like OpenSSL, if it has helped you or your company in any way, or you are feeling like giving back anyway, then please donate directly to the OpenSSL Project. I build these in the context of my own work and spare time, I do NOT charge any money, I do NOT make any money … and NO I do NOT accept any donations! My builds are not endorsed by The OpenSSL Project in any way. These builds are created for my own personal use, they are custom, unsupported and experimental and therefore you are utilizing them at your own risk. Please note that the OpenSSL Project ( ) is the only official source of OpenSSL. It is best to use the latest version always. The main difference from the official release is that I patch the sources to allow compiling libraries with filenames that reflect the compile configuration, which makes it easier to use later. I use these builds to subsequently compile other libraries, e.g.
To use it you basically need the source code, Cygwin and Microsoft Visual Studio. I have written a batch script to ease this process. I compile many different versions of OpenSSL with MSVC.
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