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Flowistry 0.5.41 fails to cross-compile on Macbook M1 #86
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Hi @yarrow, thanks for the report. I believe this is a fundamental limitation to using code that links against the compiler via |
Thanks! I've checked, and Flowistry does work if I create a
(overriding the global |
Wait sorry -- are you trying to use x86-compiled Flowistry? Or are you trying to use ARM-compiled Flowistry on x86-targeted code? I just tried cross-compiling Flowistry on my laptop and still got an error:
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Flowistry works in Rosetta mode if I compile my project for x86 and use x86-compiled Flowistry with the x86-compiled rustc. (I usually use the x86 rustc in Rosetta mode with an aarch64-apple-darwin target — I want to use a Tier 1 compiler but produce binaries that run faster on my machine.) |
Likely this is because I'm running an x86_64 compiler but asking it to build for Apple silicon. (I've been reluctant to use a Tier 2 compiler since no CI tests are run, so my
rustc
is x86_64 running under Rosetta; on the other hand, some other projects run better when compiled for Apple silicon. This is the first time I've run into a problem with the setup.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: