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ukeleleE
Posted on 05-21-21 03:17 AM Link | #3756
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Last view: 1061 days ago 		I'm wondering if ARM64 Windows builds are possible, given the current status of ARM64 development.
- Clang/LLVM ARM64 is now supported via Visual Studio Preview.
- OpenGL 3.3 Support via DX12 to OpenGL Compatibility Pack.
- Similar to Mac ARM64 as far as CPU instructions go.

I'm not too bright when it comes to actually coding or compiling things, but I assume MelonDS would have to use MSVC or a containerized ARM64 Linux like how MSYS2 does things (maybe WSL or an ARM64 Linux crossbuild).

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Posted on 05-23-21 09:09 AM Link | #3781

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Last view: 1 day ago 		idk about CI integration but building shouldn't be that hard with clang.

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However in the ARM64 JIT there is no Windows code, only POSIX.

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