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What's required for all these to be supported is just developers being able to buy 64-bit ARMv8 processors running a standard 64-bit Linux kernel, not necessari
by cesarb 7y ago
What's required for all these to be supported is just developers being able to buy 64-bit ARMv8 processors running a standard 64-bit Linux kernel, not necessarily the exact same processor Amazon has. And the Raspberry Pi 3B is an inexpensive 64-bit ARMv8 processor which can run a standard 64-bit Linux kernel. Sure, it's ARMv8.0 instead of ARMv8.2, but as mentioned in the article software compiled for ARMv8.0 works fine on ARMv8.2.
- tracker1 7y agoOkay, I wasn't aware of that... all the same, would be nice to be able to actually buy one to work against. The list of supported platforms and being able to develop (near-locally) are what are really needed. Haven't really looked into it... it's on my todo list to look at cross-platform builds to target Raspberry Pi devices, will probably setup containerized cross platform builds for at least node, rust and .net core for my own use.