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Apple Silicon artifacts #501

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scholarsmate opened this issue Feb 6, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #878
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Apple Silicon artifacts #501

scholarsmate opened this issue Feb 6, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #878
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This project builds and runs on Apple Silicon, but we don't have a release process for Apple Silicon artifacts. It appears that Apple Silicon support is on the GitHub roadmap for Q3 2023 (github/roadmap#528). It would he helpful to publish Apple Silicon releases sooner, if practical.
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Looking here https://github.com/actions/runner-images/blob/main/images/macos/ I should be able to macos-13-arm64 or macos-14-arm64. I will start with macos-13-arm64. This OS will also be used to create the Linux arm64 image by using a docker container.

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So it looks like the labels are macos-13-xlarge and macos-14-xlarge. However, there are charges to use these runners. See https://docs.github.com/en/billing/managing-billing-for-github-actions/about-billing-for-github-actions#per-minute-rates, its $0.16 per minute for the M1 runner. https://www.flyci.net/ also has runners available but these also cost money but their smallest option is $0.08 per minute. So I don't think these will be viable option as you can see here https://github.com/ctc-oss/omega-edit/actions/runs/7850559446, it states

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Okay looks like macos-14 is an m1 and free. But we the latest free non m1 version is macos-13

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So I believe I can get a build for apple silicon going. However, there may not be support Linux ARM64 as the macos-14 runner is a VM I believe so docker or podman can't be used as they don't support nested virtualization.

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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
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Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
shanedell added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2024
@shanedell
Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
shanedell added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2024
@shanedell
Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
d9243eb 
- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
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Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
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Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
shanedell added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2024
@shanedell
Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
6b5b658 
- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
shanedell added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2024
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Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
0433e4b 
- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
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Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
shanedell added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 12, 2024
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Add CI support for macos and linux arm64
25876ea 
- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
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Add CI support for macos and linux arm64 (#878)
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- macos-14 uses an M1 mac so it creates an arm64 library file.
- used docker to create the ubuntu-20.04 arm64 image.
  - took some hacking around to get working, would have worked easier if macos-14 could have been the base os.
  - but since macos-14 is a VM running on an M1, it doesn't allow nested virtualization.

Closes #501
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