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@abebeos thank you for suggesting this. I am not sure how to remove the hard-coded architectures and still make the scripts run. I presume you encountered snags when running on PPC? If this is the case, do you think it would suffice to add the relevant architectures/platforms to the scripts instead?

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OK, I think the easiest would be to work out a) where to get a ppc64le based miniconda from, maybe miniforge could be a solution and b) to figure out what the compilers are called on ppc64le and then add those two. I think with those two bits of information the scripts will be easy to adapt for ppc64le.

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Following up, this here will get you a suitable miniconda: https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-Linux-ppc64le.sh

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And for the compiler packages, probably the packages gcc_linux-ppc64le and gxx_linux-ppc64le will be your friend.

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I fixed this already for my use case. This is really about getting evolving numba code/scripts to work generic.

I see. Well, if you find a good non-hardcoded solution (I don't see one yet) I'd be happy to review it. Otherwise, maybe hard-coded is the way to go here.

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xref: How and why Numba CI is the way it is https://numba.readthedocs.io/en/stable/developer/contributing.html#continuous-integration-testing