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Not really familiar with Rust and would like to run tremor on arm64.
Describe the solution you'd like
A published image for arm64
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tremor should compile on (most) ARM64 systems, we've tried it for the M1 chip but any system having a up to date NEON instruction set for simd-json should build.
The problem with publishing packages is that github doesn't offer build infrastructure on arm :( so we're a bit stuck on that.
Gotcha. Unfortunately I don't have an M* laptop and its actually our cloud provider that has the arm64 nodes. I tried cross compiling based on this article but ran into errors. Not really familiar with Rust or cross compiling for that matter. Is it possible?
a "quick" workaround would be to spin up a VM / container in your cloud and do a quick "cargo build --release" that gives you the binary to run, or probably a docker build could work too to get the container
Describe the problem you are trying to solve
Not really familiar with Rust and would like to run tremor on arm64.
Describe the solution you'd like
A published image for arm64
Notes
If this is an implementation of an RFC provide a URL
to the RFC this enhancement implements.
If this is a major enhancement or contribution an RFC may be required. It is ok to submit an enhancement
first and our core team will assist with major contributions. In general, major contributions should be
discussed with the community before submission.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: