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Support cross-compilation: ARM, MIPS, armv8, aarch64, etc. #1547
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Yes, I plan to stop supporting cross-compilation. I recommend compiling directly on an ARM server.
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Which version of 3.0 can still be cross-compiled for ARM?
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The call for support is so strong... I am considering if it would be better to show my support. I need to take another look at how many people are in need...
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Still support it, many people may use it in an embedded environment.
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Friend, currently it's just you, hahaha.
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2个,哈哈。' translates to '2, haha.
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The previous cross-compilation was not done well, I will see how to support it better.
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You can choose to pick this commit and disable cross-compilation directly: commit link
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Strongly appeal for support for cross-compiling. Currently, the capabilities of embedded ARM are becoming stronger and stronger. Thank you!
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I compiled using Hisilicon's arm-hisiv300-linux, but I keep getting a segmentation fault when running it. GDB's backtrace points to strnlen, I wonder if anyone else has encountered the same issue.
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Can you also support MIPS?
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Remark
!!! Attention, please confirm whether cross-compilation is necessary. In general, direct compilation is possible unless in very few cases.
Ubuntu Cross Build
Cross Build SRS on Ubuntu
Cross-compilation on Ubuntu platform
SRS 3.0:
SRS 4.0 ARMv8(aarch64):
SRS 4.0 ARMv7:
ARM Server
Directly compiling SRS on ARM Server: link
TRANS_BY_GPT3
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