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add "opus/silk/arm/NSQ_neon.c" to the "target_arch==\"arm64\"" condit… #166

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@deepso7 deepso7 commented Dec 3, 2024

## Description

Fixes dyld: missing symbol called on macOS and apple silicon
as reported in #165

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krische commented Feb 10, 2025

@vladfrangu Can this get reviewed and merged?

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Is this needed? I've been able to use it on macos M1 without this 👀

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krische commented Feb 11, 2025

Is this needed? I've been able to use it on macos M1 without this 👀

Interesting, I'm targeting linux/arm64/v8 container platform in my GitHub build and it's failing to compile opus inside it for I believe the error this PR fixes. I'll have to try and isolate it further to reproduce.

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If you can get us a repro dockerfile or such that'd be lovely too! Including the JS code to test locally 🙏

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I doubt it'll hurt to have this but we'll see I guess

@vladfrangu vladfrangu merged commit 71e744a into discordjs:main Jul 6, 2025
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krische commented Jul 9, 2025

Any chance we can get a release published with this merged change?

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