Build a universal binary to support M1 (Apple silicon) #181
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Looks good to me, thanks @Nazgolze! |
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Can we make this work for a universal binary as well? See Level/leveldown#781 for comparison - I want to do the same for rocksdb |
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remove related architecture check (the #if defined(... covers that)
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Note to self: on release, compare prebuild binary size to the previous release |
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5.1.1 |
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Closes #177
Since this change is around cpu architecture and not OS, I did some testing on Ubuntu ARM64. Interestingly, 5.1.0 here did not have the same issue as on the Mac M1. Nevertheless, I've tested this PR on the M1 Mac and Ubuntu ARM64, have not encountered any errors and, so far, it's working well in our app (though the more eyeballs, the better - if @buu700 is able to give this a try as well 馃檹 )