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Not the same thing. Apple uses a different calling convention, so code compiled for Linux AArch64 is not equivalent to code compiled for Apple "arm64".
by user-the-name 5y ago
Not the same thing. Apple uses a different calling convention, so code compiled for Linux AArch64 is not equivalent to code compiled for Apple "arm64".
- fabianhjr 5y agoYeah, x86 is infamous for having a single, unique and consistent calling convention. I guess Ryzen should be called "AMD Silicon" instead and any binary not compiled with at least `-march=znver1` features should be considered "Not having native support of AMD Silicon"
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoWait, is that a CPU difference or OS difference? I though calling convention was set by kernel, not ISA.