How do I build OpenSSL statically linked against Windows runtime?

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Use the nt.mak makefile rather than the ntdll.mak makefile.

As an aside, I have written some scripts around the standard OpenSSL build scripts which make it ‘easier’ (for me at least) to use OpenSSL on Windows with a mix of both x86 and x64, you can get them from here.

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