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Provide a Redhat / CentOS aarch64 build #9833
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I notice this rpm spec file found in the wild on fedora copr uses the bare crystal binary releases for bootstrapping, so making those available may help proliferate the aarch64 support as well: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/zawertun/crystal/ Maybe @ZaWertun, presumed to be the author, has some remarks... |
Bintray rpm releases also lack aarch64. https://dl.bintray.com/crystal/rpm/ |
While you're at it --> build an official aarch64 release for Ubuntu. |
Once aarch64 is fully supported we will provide binary releases and packages for all these platforms. But we're not there yet. However, it would be totally feasible to provide unofficial community builds if you already want to start working with it. |
seems main blocking issue for linux-aarch64 was closed #9533, is there any else? |
No, aarch64 should be good. We just haven't managed to build distribution packages yet. The problem is that our build pipeline runs on circleci which doesn't have aarch64 hosts. Work has started to refactor the CI setup, but it's not ready yet. |
Any luck on this? I was trying to run some software that requires 1.8.2 and found there's no arm64/aarch64 builds - and given that one requires crystal to build crystal... |
There are still no official images for aarch64. |
@draeath it might be too much trouble for you than it's worth depending on your situation but aarch64-linux crystal support is packaged in nix. It's not a solution to this issue, but just letting you know in case it can unblock you
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That's actually very helpful, I can dig around into how the nix package is built and might have some luck from that angle. Thank you! Likewise that community container, the layers data (or their source repo if available) may also help to show how it was built. |
Noticed this was missing. aarch64 servers are a lot more common than they used to be on account of AWS's newish instance lines.
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