mstorsjo
Is ARM64x supported?
I tried to create a DLL in ARM64x format using command line as following:
bin\clang.exe -shared test.cpp -target aarch64-w64-mingw32 -marm64x -o test.dll
But it seems that specifying -marm64x makes no changes to the resulting file. At least, the size is the same, I expected it to be about 30% larger.
The PE format is also still ARM64 and not ARM64x, which I verified with the System Informer PE viewer.
Are there any additional flags needed?
ARM64X (or ARM64EC) aren’t quite supported yet.
The necessary support in LLVM isn’t available in the latest releases (19.x), but it should be mostly supported in the latest git versions of LLVM (while ARM64X still is a bit incomplete).
Mingw-w64 doesn’t yet have everything that is needed though, plus some bits about actually assembling the toolchain (for base runtime libraries like compiler-rt) also still are missing.
Ok thanks. You can close this issue unless you perfer to have it to track this.
On Sun, Jan 26, 2025, 14:33 Martin Storsjö @.***> wrote:
ARM64X (or ARM64EC) aren’t quite supported yet.
The necessary support in LLVM isn’t available in the latest releases (19.x), but it should be mostly supported in the latest git versions of LLVM (while ARM64X still is a bit incomplete).
Mingw-w64 doesn’t yet have everything that is needed though, plus some bits about actually assembling the toolchain (for base runtime libraries like compiler-rt) also still are missing.
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