Statically linking to OpenSSL 3.3.x

[JPeterMugaas]

On MacOS, Android, and iOS, you must use at least use OpenSSL 3.3.x or greater. This is because the functions SSL_read_ex2 and SSL_write_ex2 are being used and OpenSSL is statically linked into your executable program instead of dynamically loading the shared library. The static libraries provided at: https://github.com/JPeterMugaas/OpenSSL-Distribution and https://github.com/[TurboPack/OpenSSL-Distribution include those API functions.

On Windows and Linux, you could use OpenSSL 3.0.x because I have a fallback that uses older functions if the newer ones are not available.

Hopefully, this clarifies any confusion.

[JPeterMugaas]

I no longer use SSL_write_ex2 since that seems to be causing some potential issues. I don't think there's a SSL_read_ex2 function.

[tregubovav-dev]

... I don't think there's a SSL_read_ex2 function.

Nope. It does not exist.