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Corosio does not have build configurations (no macros). This would have to be in a separate translation unit.
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This works when corosio does
find_package(OpenSSL)and gets BoringSSL instead.The macro gets there through
#include <openssl/ssl.h>I tested with my package manager which does this, and it works.
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I get it, of course it works. What I'm saying is that we don't use conditional compilation to change the nature of the binary on a specific platform. Every Capy library has to be the same. There's no "#if SINGLE_THREADED_MUTEX" or that stuff.