Enable native builds on Linux aarch64 #607
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I got stuck on the Docker image last time #484 (comment) — though I didn't dig deep there. It looks like you set up a new image but we need to add it to CI. |
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For c26a0f0, we support this via pull request labels now (just as a heads up). I added the |
As part of trying to stand up native Linux ARM builds, I ran into a failure with xproto's config.guess not recognizing ARM. That package not releasing since 2016 clued me in that it was likely not a required part of X11 any more. I looked at Debian's dependency tree and there was no xproto in sight. But there was an xorgproto. And sure enough if you install xorgproto instead of xproto in the build environment, things "just work." Clued into the potential for outdated packages, I looked at other proto packages. I pulled the thread and inputproto, kbproto, and xextproto all appeared to be dead and replaced by xorgproto. So this commit deletes inputproto, kbproto, xextproto, and xproto and effectively replaces their use with xorgproto. Good riddance.
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This seems to "just work." Let's stay modern.
I think deletion of the legacy proto packages a few commits ago fixed up the build failures the deleted comment alluded to.
Let's stay modern.
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I just published an LLVM 20 toolchain for aarch64. The toolchain has support for PGO and BOLT. This commit switches the Linux aarch64 builds to be performed natively on aarch64 machines. PGO and BOLT are enabled on the builds, hopefully making them a bit faster.
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I picked this up in #670 and CI is passing — I need to do a self-review though because I just hacked past any blockers. |
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I just published an LLVM 20 toolchain for aarch64. The toolchain has support for PGO and BOLT.
This commit switches the Linux aarch64 builds to be performed natively on aarch64 machines. PGO and BOLT are enabled on the builds, hopefully making them a bit faster.