dis_native

[mccoysc]

pyjion.dis.dis_native(half, include_offsets=True)

run the above code in python 3.10.7,windows10 x64. it prints: disassembly only supported on x86_64 @tonybaloney

[tonybaloney]

Please can you open a Python REPL and do :

from platform import machine
print(machine())

And tell me what the output is?

https://github.com/tonybaloney/Pyjion/blob/develop/main/src/pyjion/dis.py#L624

[mccoysc]

the output is as the attached picture

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Please can you open a Python REPL and do : from platform import machine print(machine())

And tell me what the output is?

https://github.com/tonybaloney/Pyjion/blob/develop/main/src/pyjion/dis.py#L624

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[mccoysc]

Please can you open a Python REPL and do :

from platform import machine
print(machine())

And tell me what the output is?

https://github.com/tonybaloney/Pyjion/blob/develop/main/src/pyjion/dis.py#L624 the output is as following: AMD64

@tonybaloney

[mccoysc]

Please can you open a Python REPL and do :

from platform import machine
print(machine())

And tell me what the output is?

https://github.com/tonybaloney/Pyjion/blob/develop/main/src/pyjion/dis.py#L624

i found the code installed via pip install is as the above picture,that's the reason.