Add A64 profile #488
Add A64 profile #488
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| `mkdir build; cd build; cmake .. -DA64=1 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo; make -j$(nproc)` | ||
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| As most Allwinner A64 device run AARCH64 OS, you'll need an `armhf` multiarch environment, and an armhf gcc: On debian, install it with `sudo apt install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf`. |
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I know this already has been merged, but I don't like that you're calling it "armhf". "armhf" is ambiguous and can either mean ARMv7 or ARMv6. I'm not even sure which you mean here. What are your thoughts?
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ARMHF is ARMv7 HardFloat
On Debian and Ubuntu, you use sudo dpkg --add-architecture armhf to add the armhf architecture (using multiarch).
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Yes, but on e.g. Alpine ARMHF is ARMv6 Hard Float, and ARMv7 is just called ARMv7. But, sure, more people will probably think of Debian's name for it.
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I see armhf is just how it's called in other places too, so not really an issue specific to this PR then.
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There is multiarch available on Alpine?
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There's not (but from what I understand it's in the works?), but they support multiple architectures and you can create an armhf chroot for example. That said, I don't think Box86 builds on musl anyway, so maybe it doesn't matter.
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