The issue is that Mac M1 and M2 no longer support openssl-1.1.1, causing a compilation error related to arm64 during the build process. To resolve this, openssl needs to be upgraded. After testing with openssl-3.3.0, it was found to compile and install successfully. To address this, modify the value of 'fname_openssl_down' to 'openssl-3.3.0.tar.gz' in the build.sh script. With this adjustment, the build and installation should succeed on M1 chips, allowing for normal usage.
I noticed that the issue was also mentioned in a previous GitHub issue (#453). Therefore, I would like to address this problem and fix it accordingly.
If needed, I can upload a successfully built release package for M1 chips. This way, others won't need to rebuild it again.
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The issue is that Mac M1 and M2 no longer support openssl-1.1.1, causing a compilation error related to arm64 during the build process. To resolve this, openssl needs to be upgraded. After testing with openssl-3.3.0, it was found to compile and install successfully. To address this, modify the value of 'fname_openssl_down' to 'openssl-3.3.0.tar.gz' in the build.sh script. With this adjustment, the build and installation should succeed on M1 chips, allowing for normal usage.
I noticed that the issue was also mentioned in a previous GitHub issue (#453). Therefore, I would like to address this problem and fix it accordingly.
If needed, I can upload a successfully built release package for M1 chips. This way, others won't need to rebuild it again.