Any Silicon M1 native (no Rosetta 2) support? #2148
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Maybe related to #1795 and #2299 |
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If you know how, all help is welcome ! |
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Currently, there's no such support. Github Actions, where we build our binaries, does not provide arm64/M1 runners at the moment (and I've seen no plans to do so publicly soon, probably mainly due to lack on Azure support). I've done some quick tests wrt cross-compiling on a private branch. It also seems like it would be best (maybe even required?) to build on macos-11 and with some recent Xcode. Both is being worked on (PRs are open), but there is lots of interconnected stuff which needs to be tackled first. Edit:
Looks like 6.2 should have it. |
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So... build succeeded and the output is arm64. Does anyone want to try if it works? How can it be confirmed that this does not run via Rosetta? Is the binary arch indication by The relevant tree is here: https://github.com/hoffie/jamulus/tree/autobuild-poc-mac-arm64e
This test build was perfomed with Xcode 13. I guess, earlier versions might work as well (though some 12.x, I guess). If this works as well (please do give feedback! - @josephschito? :)) it might be realistic to include this for 3.9.0 once the other PRs have landed. |
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I haven't had an opportunity to test yet, but will try during the coming days. Was there an answer to the question "how do we ensure that Rosetta2 isn't being used?" |
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the download link doesn't work anymore. Any way to get the build for testing? |
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We have a Pull Request open. Could you please test and comment if you find issues here: #2682? |
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