Add win arm64 native support #186
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If your system has mingw-w64 with ARM64 target installed, the compiler/archiver names are: aarch64-w64-mingw32-gcc aarch64-w64-mingw32-gcc-ar
…t output file name (.so, .dll, .dylib, .wasm) instead of assuming liblmdb.so. That way you can just add new entries (like win-arm64) to supported_targets and it will “just work”
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@CoreyKaylor hola ! Commit title: Description:
Note: iOS and macOS builds are not supported on WSL; unsupported build steps can be commented out if needed |
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Completely replacing the build script to work on WSL isn't really an option (I haven't been a Windows user in years) and leaves more of a mess behind with all the extra cruft when the original script was very simple. If you're using WSL, I'm assuming there's a specific toolset that's used, and if so that toolset can be replicated using the docker build process I already had in the original build script. |
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@CoreyKaylor Hey, Since you don’t want to modify the current build script and I don’t have a Mac or Homebrew installed, I can’t fully test my findings. Could you please try it on your machine using the current script? Just add the following docker run entry: I hope this will work correctly on your setup. |
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That image doesn't work @bulpet it doesn't produce an arm64 file. |
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Looking at the repository though, it looks like there's something there to look closer. When I have a little more time to sit down and try some things out, I'll try some of their documented steps for dockcross repo. |
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@bulpet I've found the right step to produce the arm64 binary. Please take a look at the latest master and see if that binary works for you. If so, I'll publish the nuget soon. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. |
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