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pypdfium2 on S390x (ubuntu22.04) #313
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That is expected; our binary provider doesn't currently build for S390x. AFAIK, S390x is somewhat uncommon in the PyPI world, though. Not even pillow or pikepdf build for it. Otherwise, you could try to build pdfium from source (I don't know whether Google's toolchain supports S390x as build host). But you should use a recent version of pypdfium2 for that, not 0.7.0 (who depends on that old version, I wonder?). |
Another hint: If you have libreoffice, you might be able to simply use the pdfium binary it ships with. |
Regarding the failure of implicit sourcebuild, this seems to be due to outdated patches. I can see it's a bit problematic we're using latest pdfium with potentially non-latest patches. Newer versions do not trigger an implicit sourcebuild anymore if no binary was found. I think it's better for callers to consciously invoke the build process if desired. |
Hi @mara004 , Thanks for quick response.
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Yes, these are the architectures listed by the toolchain's help, and |
Closing; further actions are up to affected users, pdfium-binaries and pdfium. |
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