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Experimental Zig support for cross-compiling #32626
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ZIG_TARGET.windows-arm64 := aarch64-windows-gnu | ||
ZIG_TARGET.windows-386 := x86-windows-gnu | ||
ZIG_TARGET.darwin-amd64 := x86_64-macos | ||
ZIG_TARGET.darwin-arm64 := aarch64-macos |
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according to https://ziglang.org/devlog/2024/#2024-11-19, maybe it should be aarch64-macos-none
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You were reading wrong article. That article is about zip-bootstrap
which is used to "bootstrap" the zig compiler, but not for zip compiler itself.
I have some questions about the cross-compiling. Is it possible to do native compiling as much as possible? Zig is still at an early stage and there are a lot of 🔍 in release notes.
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And one more thing, should we split the Makefile into small files (or even small scripts)? Now more and more things are being added into the Makefile, and it seems difficult to debug on step (one build). |
adds some additional make steps, and replaces some xgo for some steps.
Currently zig is failing for darwin targets & linux-arm5, hence why they weren't switched out, and doesn't (yet?) support cross-compiling for freebsd.