openssl3: Add formula for v3.1.2 #865
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sevan
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This is a lengthy compile btw on a single core G5. |
Maybe I can help with that! What's the problem your'e running into? |
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Oh, OpenSSL supports powerpc & powerpc64 builds but what I've submitted covers powerpc. Need to fill in the part for 64-bit builds (not even sure it would work, haven't touched 64-bit builds for anything else so far). Maybe it's a non-issue and we can go with it as-is. |
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OpenSSL v1.x.x will soon be EoL, in prep, add a formula for v3.
Though nothing is currently pointed to it as a dependency, it paves the way should someone wish to.
Based on
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/bdf52e4896818e57839a8110779b8dad97fe505c/Formula/openssl%403.rb
Currently lacks the ability to support ppc64 because I don't know how to Ruby and handle arch_args, so currently only 32bit builds are supported on ppc.