Open bvoq opened 1 year ago
Thanks for the issue, but I have never tried to build flutter/engine on aarch64 machines. I'm not sure flutter/engine builds are supported on aarch64 arch.
https://github.com/sony/flutter-embedded-linux/wiki/Building-Flutter-Engine-from-source shows how to build on x64 CPUs basically.
Ok I have more info regarding this.
The main issue is that gcc-multilib
is not supported by arm64 and it is not sufficient to install just gcc-11
and g++11
.
You can simulate x86_64 architecture on Docker on M1 MacBooks but you will into the known inotify
issue, described here:
https://docs.docker.com/desktop/mac/apple-silicon/
Maybe the code would have to be refactored with clang support to support arm? Anyways, I'm happy with my working version on x86_64, thanks!
Maybe the code would have to be refactored with clang support to support arm?
What do you mean? meta-flutter doesn't require GCC, it just uses only clang.
What do you mean? meta-flutter doesn't require GCC, it just uses only clang.
hmm maybe yocto then? because gcc-multilib
is a requirement for yocto. It might however be another issue related to arm64.
Hi, I've created a Dockerfile to reproduce this issue and you can find it here: https://github.com/bvoq/FlutterMetaDockerfile/tree/main/fluttergcc11wayland You only need Docker installed and you can run
build.sh
and the rest should be taken care of.The code runs successfully on an older Mac with x86_64 architecture but not on arm64 Macs. The reason is that gcc-multilib is not supported for arm64 architecture. Installing just g++-11 and gcc-11 separately leads to the following issue:
My build platform is aarch64-linux, since I'm using M1 Mac with Docker. Failing build configuration: