Failed to install OpenSSL 1.1.0 using 'nmake install'

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Dear Richard,

  I already checkded that the file "applink.c" does exist under the
directory 'D:\openssl-1.1.0\ms'. I also considered the problem of access
permission. That is why I ran all the commands as an administrator. 

Now, I used the Perl script provided by you to revise the original "copy.pl"
as the following:

 

... ...

foreach (@filelist)

          {

          ... ...

                   }

          else

                   {

                   $dfile = $dest;

                   }

          sysopen(IN, $_, O_RDONLY|O_BINARY) || die "Can't Open $_: $!";

          sysopen(OUT, $dfile, O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC|O_BINARY)

                                                || die "Can't Open $dfile:
$!";

          while (sysread IN, $buf, 10240)

... ...

 

I don't know much about Perl. I am afraid that I had made some mistake. Now,
I got the following result:

 

D:\openssl-1.1.0>nmake install

 

Microsoft (R) ???????? 10.00.30319.01 ?

????(C) Microsoft Corporation????????

 

*** Installing development files

created directory `C:/Program Files (x86)/OpenSSL'

created directory `C:/Program Files (x86)/OpenSSL/include'

created directory `C:/Program Files (x86)/OpenSSL/include/openssl'

Can't Open "./ms/applink.c": Invalid argument at .\util\copy.pl line 61.

NMAKE : fatal error U1077: ?C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe?: returen code ?0x16?

Stop.

 

D:\openssl-1.1.0>

 

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