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Example of workflow with the tests running. (I removed the cache thingy) |
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Thanks a ton for this workflow!! |
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Hey! I think I addressed your feedback. |
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The workflow builds natively for amd64 with LLVM library and use emulation to build for arm64 with LLVM as well. The result are two static binaries with their respective compressed archives. Signed-off-by: Mahe Tardy <[email protected]>
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Yep it does work! perfect! |
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Right I found this test, OK thanks a lot! |
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The workflow builds natively for amd64 with LLVM library and use emulation to build for arm64 with LLVM as well. The result are two static binaries with their respective compressed archives.
You can see how the workflow acts on my fork, and how the result release page looks (the release has been published here, the action just creates a draft).
Honestly, GitHub action and cross-compilation/emulation (I tried both) were a bit hard to get right with the LLVM library, it took me something like 10 hours and 70 attempts + all the tests locally on amd64 and arm64.