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alexrp opened this issue Sep 9, 2020 · 3 comments
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Are there plans to support win-arm/win-arm64? #147

alexrp opened this issue Sep 9, 2020 · 3 comments

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alexrp commented Sep 9, 2020

To be clear, I have no knowledge of whether LLVM/Clang even build on win-arm/win-arm64 at the moment. I'm just going through the list of targets I plan to support in my project and noticed that LibLLVM doesn't have win-arm/win-arm64 versions, so I'm wondering if there are plans to support these.

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As of LLVM 12, there are official Windows ARM64 binaries being produce and so the 12.0.0 packages will support that.

There are no official ARM32 binaries and so that will continue to be unsupported.

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alexrp commented May 30, 2021

I seem to recall reading, at some point after opening the issue, that win-arm isn't going to be supported in .NET anymore? If that's right, then this issue can probably be closed.

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It's currently only supported on Linux (specifically Debian and Ubuntu) and so is, even for those platforms, "blocked" until LLVM adds official support.

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