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Yeah, I'm not entirely sure who this system is for. A lot of automotive infotainment is AMD now (if you are gonna sell to console makers..) and ARM64 is a perfe
by stefan_ 2y ago
Yeah, I'm not entirely sure who this system is for. A lot of automotive infotainment is AMD now (if you are gonna sell to console makers..) and ARM64 is a perfectly "sane" architecture that has very decent software support in everything you would need to make a cross-compiling toolchain. Ironically the kind of systems that don't have the latter generally can't be very well emulated (or bought as a workstation) either.
The last time I wished for a native high performance ARM64 system was using PyInstaller to deploy something not very important to an ARM64 based embedded system which needs the native environment. But that's the reason it was "not very important"; I won't live to see them make a sane Python deployment story.