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Can you please create a native build for Windows ARM64? #10095
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We create our binary builds on GitHub actions and cirrus-ci. I looked at whether a Windows arm64 build could be done on these platforms, and was a bit confused. I believe it isn't possible on GH actions at this point without paying for an enterprise account. Not sure about cirrus-ci. At the moment I don't have time to figure this out. If someone wants to do that and test a workflow for me, I'd consider adding windows-arm64. |
I asked ChatGPT how to do this and provided this result. Hope this can help make it easier. To build binaries for Windows ARM64 using Cirrus CI in the 1. Setup Cirrus CI Configuration File (
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This doesn't work (unsurprisingly). Some experiments in the windows-arm64 branch. |
I have contacted Cirrus support for guidance on this issue. The commit provided shows the error message. Cirrus CI I have spent some time reviewing the documentation, particularly on identifying the correct container. I truly appreciate your ongoing efforts and the support you have provided so far. Your assistance means a lot to me. I will continue to search for more information. |
That was just the first try. I added a container and then the problem was something different. |
Describe your proposed improvement and the problem it solves.
Please add a distribution for Windows ARM64. With the massive change in the Surface product lineup as well as others from Samsung, HP, Lenovo, and Dell switching to the Snapdragon ARM CPUs and, in some cases, completely dumping Intel, it makes sense to add native support for the application for that fast-growing use base.
Can you please create a native build?
Describe alternatives you've considered.
It is a tribute to Qualcomm that a pretty efficient X86 emulator is available on ARM devices, but that comes at a cost in terms of memory, performance, and possible defects mainly due to broken dependencies, like drivers.
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