Update gnureadline (8.1.2) to support arm64 architecture #738
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Should I back-port it on the 1.0.x branch ? |
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Yes! :D |
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Done :) |
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With this PR we are able to build addok on Apple Silicon (and Raspberry Pi).
Initially I was considering to drop
gnureadlinesince most of Mac OS X environments are already built withgnureadline, but we should have to write a compatibility warning forSystem Pythonand MacPorts-based Python…As Mac are never production environments, we can continue to pollute the dependency tree…