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Arm64 compatible build #24
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For which OS? If you're looking for Linux, it's available in my fork #6 (comment) |
Also for Apple M1 silicon. |
You may be interested in https://github.com/gotson/NightMonkeys then 😉 |
Cool project, thanks for sharing it. Unfortunately it's not suitable for my purposes because I'm targeting AWS Lambda, and therefore: the most recent runtime they support is Java 11; I cannot install native packages. EDIT: in response to the confusion emoji. With Lambda, I can upload a Docker image containing anything I like. But Lambda provides prepackaged runtimes that simplify the development process, as I can ignore the operating system and execution environment and let AWS manage that, only having to worry about the application layer. However there are limitations inherent in that. I don't control the execution environment (this is a strength, because I don't have to expend effort managing it, but also a weakness, because I cannot install packages in it), and I can only use language versions that Lambda provides runtimes for. In my case, I don't want to give up the simplicity of using the Java execution environment AWS provide. The only problem I'm trying to solve is issues executing unit tests involving this library on my colleagues M1 Macs, and I can solve that in other ways. |
I'm also interested in support for Apple's M1 architecture. I can't use the Nightmonkey's library as it doesn't write WebP. |
You may want to check this out gotson#1 |
Same here, but for a different project. |
Could we get an ARM64 compatible build eventually?
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