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@leofang @minrk The migrator moved this recipe to use cross-compilation for linux-aarch64. I pushed a quick fix assuming without checking that Fortran datatypes have the same size/alignment in osx-arm64 and linux-aarch64.
BTW, now that we are at it, why don't we just cross-compile in linux-ppc64le as well?
Interesting that you made it work, if the assumption holds it'd be nice to cross compile, see the earlier discussion here https://github.com/conda-forge/openmpi-feedstock/pull/121#issuecomment-1880248274.
cross-compiled linux builds are tested under emulation
Oh, boy... I didn't know cross-compiled packages were tested under emulation! I'll definitely try to switch ppc64le to cross-compilation.
@leofang @minrk I'm way out of my comfort zone with this PR. May I ask for your quick review again?
The various config variables in cross-gfortran.$target_arch.sh
were obtained fresh with runs on native macOS arm64 and emulated aarch64/ppc64le under popman
.
cross-compiled linux builds are tested under emulation
Oh, boy... I didn't know cross-compiled packages were tested under emulation! I'll definitely try to switch ppc64le to cross-compilation.
Note: this is because we set test_on_native_only: True
, which is deprecated and mapped to test: native_and_emulated
. So we get the QEMU for free when cross compiling.
The various config variables in
cross-gfortran.$target_arch.sh
were obtained fresh with runs on native macOS arm64 and emulated aarch64/ppc64le underpopman
.
@dalcinl Could you add a note to educate us how it was generated? I keep asking the original authors on both mpich/openmpi feedstocks and no one responded. If you figured it out, let's make sure I and future us know how to maintain.
@leofang You are asking me to write down documentation. How dare you?
Are the comments I added good enough?
For some reason the linux64 CI has failed repeatedly, seems related to some invalid utf-8 characters detected by LIEF at run time. https://dev.azure.com/conda-forge/feedstock-builds/_build/results?buildId=866388&view=logs&jobId=aaada960-d85f-5b88-82e5-99df4d27a2ce&j=aaada960-d85f-5b88-82e5-99df4d27a2ce&t=0aca0cbb-1f96-540a-bae4-6a7030c11d7d
What are we supposed to do? Should we try triggering a new build?
Asking in the CF Gitter channel, let's see if anyone can help... I haven't seen this before
Any news? Out of better ideas, I just restarted the build.
Error reproduced in #142.
This PR has been triggered in an effort to update libhwloc293.
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