Windows 10 ARM native support by AIR essential for new tablet and IoT devices that used in education, enterprise, retail etc.
Right now AIR works only if compiled as 32-bit application and running via x86 emulation by Windows 10 ARM with extremely low performance.
AIR 64-bit application not launches at all (with system error that application cannot be started on your PC). Also natively AIR applications compilation for ARM64 and start up with Windows 10 ARM not supported right now.
You can test it with Microsoft Surface or Raspberry Pi 4 devices with Windows 10 ARM.
Please consider to provide new ARM64 target support for Windows 10 by AIR applications.
Feature Description
Windows 10 ARM native support by AIR essential for new tablet and IoT devices that used in education, enterprise, retail etc.
Right now AIR works only if compiled as 32-bit application and running via x86 emulation by Windows 10 ARM with extremely low performance. AIR 64-bit application not launches at all (with system error that application cannot be started on your PC). Also natively AIR applications compilation for ARM64 and start up with Windows 10 ARM not supported right now. You can test it with Microsoft Surface or Raspberry Pi 4 devices with Windows 10 ARM.
Please consider to provide new ARM64 target support for Windows 10 by AIR applications.
Related issues: https://github.com/Gamua/Adobe-Runtime-Support/issues/94 https://github.com/Gamua/Adobe-Runtime-Support/issues/359
Known Workarounds
Use AIR 32-bit applications with Windows 10 ARM via x86 emulation with extremely low performance.