Closed kahose closed 3 years ago
You can set the package architecture with the ‘-a’ flag. For example -a aarch64
— let me know if this helps :)
On Mon, Jul 5, 2021 at 8:08 PM kahose @.***> wrote:
[image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/82327413/124536296-529e8a00-de4a-11eb-871c-2fcf0cf69e49.png As shown in the figure, I want to package it out to be arch64 instead of x86
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Thanks, this is useful
One other note: if you package is not architecture specific, you can use ‘-a all’ to declare your package doesn’t have any architecture limitations.
For example, if your package is purely python, this doesn’t have any architecture-specific code, so you could use this setting.
This is so cool
As shown in the figure, I want to package it out to be arch64 instead of x86