On 1/2/25 4:59 PM, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
Unfortunately, that can't trivially work for OpenSSL, becausearchitecture-specific assembly targets are included in the build.
Yes, that makes sense. After sending my last message I noticed that the OpenSSL "C" files (.c) were building fine with both archs; it was when it got to the assembly file (.S) that it started failing.
You'd need to build *both* the ARM *and* X86_64 assembly targets, invoking the appropriate assembler on each one, and producing either object code for that particular platform for inclusion in the "fat" binary, or somehow producting a "fat" objec that is "empty" for one of the targets. How to do that, requires more detailed knowledge of fat binaries than I can muster.
This can be done with the "lipo" command. It was Plan B, which is now turning into Plan A. Regards, Nick--
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