Add linux-arm64 RID builds #99
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The normal approach is to take the oldest OS supported and use that to make linux-$ARCH RID packages. Here, we use ubuntu 16.04. This commit makes the following changes: Add a new dockerfile for linux-arm64, which is actually just a copy of Dockerfile.ubuntu.16.04-arm64. This is so we can build linux-arm64 RID packages in CI. Add a dllmap for mapping from armv8 (which is what mono calls arm64 - see https://www.mono-project.com/docs/advanced/pinvoke/dllmap/) to the linux-arm64 RID. Also fix build.libgit2.sh to handle building natively on arm64. I used this to build libgit2, using ./build.libgit2.sh, on RHEL 8 on arm64.
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Closing because libgit2/libgit2sharp#1714 does it much better. |
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The normal approach is to take the oldest OS supported and use that to make linux-$ARCH RID packages. Here, we use ubuntu 16.04.
This commit makes the following changes:
Add a new dockerfile for linux-arm64, which is actually just a copy of Dockerfile.ubuntu.16.04-arm64. This is so we can build linux-arm64 RID packages in CI.
Add a dllmap for mapping from armv8 (which is what mono calls arm64/aarch64 - see https://www.mono-project.com/docs/advanced/pinvoke/dllmap/) to the linux-arm64 RID.
Also fix build.libgit2.sh to handle building natively on arm64. I used this to build libgit2, using ./build.libgit2.sh, on RHEL 8 on arm64.