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Updated Support for AArch64 (markdown)

JayDDee
2023-11-01 15:09:35 -04:00
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@@ -63,8 +63,8 @@ Short term plan:
New: get it to build and work on Mac using Clang. There appear to be 3 issues that may or may not be raleted and may be covering up other underlying issues. New: get it to build and work on Mac using Clang. There appear to be 3 issues that may or may not be raleted and may be covering up other underlying issues.
* gmp is missing. there' doesn't seem to be a gmp package available for MacOS. This requires disabling m7m on MacOs. This shsould be a straight forwward workaround but it seems to cause other problems on all OS. * gmp is missing. there' doesn't seem to be a gmp package available for MacOS. This requires disabling m7m on MacOs. This shsould be a straight forwward workaround but it seems to cause other problems on all OS.
* aclocal is missing, possibly other related programs. This causes autogen.sh to fail. The effect of this failure is not obvious. * aclocal is missing, need to install automake but neew to install homebrew first.
* An error trying to link a non existant include library "yes/include". There is no reference to this library in any cpuminer code, it seem to appear from nowhere in the config logs, and since the library doesn't exist, the build fails. This only happens on MacOS. It seems to be related to jansson which has its own config and make files no direct reference to yes/include. The name is suspicious, is it a truncation of yescrypt or did some string manipulation create it from one of the many "yes" strings that exist for dealing with yes/no conditions? * An error trying to link a non existant include library "yes/include". There is no reference to this library in any cpuminer code, it seems to appear from nowhere in the config logs, and since the library doesn't exist, the build fails. This only happens on MacOS. It seems to be related to jansson which has its own config and make files. There are no direct references to yes/include. The name is suspicious, is it a truncation of yescrypt or did some string manipulation create it from one of the many "yes" strings that exist for handling yes/no conditions?
Until these issues are resolved MacOS isn't supported. Until these issues are resolved MacOS isn't supported.