Apple M1 Architecture Support

[JosephLeedy]

Are there any plans to support the Apple M1 ARM architecture? I see that ARM is supported for Linux, so theoretically this should be possible.

[roma-glushko]

@JosephLeedy Hey Joseph, thank you for using Tango 💃
Let me investigate this question. In any case, I would be happy to support as many platforms as possible and golang should be able to allow that.
Will let you know what I find.

[roma-glushko]

@JosephLeedy darwin/arm64 seems to be supported by latest versions of golang. I'm going to make an upgrade in order to bring the support into Tango. Here is a WIP PR where I'm currently working on that: roma-glushko/tango#50

[JosephLeedy]

That’s awesome, thank you.

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[roma-glushko]

@JosephLeedy Hey Joseph, Tango 1.1.1-rc1 should now include darwin/arm64 build:

Can you please check if it works on your M1-compatible machine? Unfortunately, I'm still using the intel-based machine, so have no chance to double check.

[JosephLeedy]

Seems to work fine, thanks.