Improve ARM support #97
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The limit of 32 cores may not actually be a limit with arm-linux, but I am not aware of anything in excess of 32 processors out there currently and this is what I have been running for awhile now on a beaglebone black (`--target=arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf`). This change addresses nix-rust#95 and relates to nix-rust#97.
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The limit of 32 cores may not actually be a limit with arm-linux, but I am not aware of anything in excess of 32 processors out there currently and this is what I have been running for awhile now on a beaglebone black (`--target=arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf`). This change addresses #95 and relates to #97.
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I filed #258 for CI on ARM. We should be able to use QEMU as is done in libc. |
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We currently have ten different ARM builds running in CI, using QEMU. |
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This really requires CI infrastructure. I filed an issue with Travis: travis-ci/travis-ci#3376. Also, it would require ARM builds of Rust, etc...
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