Add support for OSX aarch64 #2
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tboerger
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@jackspirou maybe you can take a look at it? This library should be updated especially because of Windows support, Golang upstream errors hard on windows, so we need an alternative approach to it. Maybe you even want to do some refactoring to use Golang upstream for everything except Windows? |
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@jackspirou Any updates? |
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This library is obsolete in the meantim as the std library should provide all you need these days. |
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Go 1.16 adds support of 64-bit ARM architecture on macOS (also known as Apple Silicon) with GOOS=darwin, GOARCH=arm64. Like the darwin/amd64 port, the darwin/arm64 port supports cgo, internal and external linking, c-archive, c-shared, and pie build modes, and the race detector.
The iOS port, which was previously darwin/arm64, has been renamed to ios/arm64. GOOS=ios implies the darwin build tag, just as GOOS=android implies the linux build tag. This change should be transparent to anyone using gomobile to build iOS apps.
Note that this patch is only working for Go >= 1.16