Closed rubin55 closed 1 year ago
There's a windows-arm64 cross build platform that we should be able to use in the makefile.
@rubin55 could you build jansi with https://github.com/fusesource/jansi/pull/240 and see if that works for you ? I don't have access to such a platform...
@gnodet I would like to, but not sure how; Do you have a quick howto build Jansi on Windows? Do I understand correctly that a Jansi release would contain binary artifacts (dll's, so's) and that other projects would include a version of Jansi that then supports X number of platforms by way of such a binary artifact?
could you build jansi with #240 and see if that works for you ? I don't have access to such a platform...
I tried #240 on my Windows ARM device. It works like a charm! Here's what I do to build the project:
$ make native-all # or just make win-arm64
$ mvn install
Would like to see #240 get merged so I won't need a maven local repository to use jansi with Windows ARM support! Thank you for the port! ❤️
could you build jansi with #240 and see if that works for you ? I don't have access to such a platform...
I tried #240 on my Windows ARM device. It works like a charm! Here's what I do to build the project:
$ make native-all # or just make win-arm64 $ mvn install
Would like to see #240 get merged so I won't need a maven local repository to use jansi with Windows ARM support! Thank you for the port! ❤️
Awesome, that PR needed a confirmation !
When jansi is invoked on Windows (11) on ARM64, I get an exception, probably due to the os.arch and os.name combination not being anticipated:
Could you add support for Windows on ARM in Jansi?
PS: the exception I got (through sbt 1.6.2, which uses Jansi 2.1.0):
Note: I'm not 100% sure if the os.name/os.arch combination is at play here, or if sbt itself is doing something funny on this platform. A relevant issue on the sbt project is: https://github.com/sbt/sbt/issues/5495