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Publish wheel for aarch64
I went to install memray on my aarch64 box and had to install a load of packages to build it myself. Please consider also building aarch64 wheels.
Thanks, @rossburton for opening this issue!
Currently cibuildwheel doesn't easily allow us to build aarch64 wheels, but I think we could manually build something in the interim meanwhile we look for some automated solutions. I know cibuildwheel allows someQEMU emulation for the wheels but we need time to experiment on that.
In any case, to build from source it should be enough with libunwind installed on your box + pip install memray.
Sigh, GitHub actions still doesn't have aarch64 runners I see. https://cibuildwheel.readthedocs.io/en/stable/faq/#emulation does look interesting as a workaround.
Fyi, the memray package in conda-forge (https://github.com/conda-forge/memray-feedstock) has recently gained builds for linux-aarch64 and linux-ppc64le.
Fyi, the memray package in conda-forge (conda-forge/memray-feedstock) has recently gained builds for linux-aarch64 and linux-ppc64le.
Oh, that's very nice! Thanks a lot ❤️
On a note: we do have wheels for aarch64 on darwin but currently we do them manually, unfortunately :(
Btw @matthiasdiener would you like to do a PR to advertise the conda forge links in the README? Maybe adding some badges as we do for Pypi or in the installation instructions?
Maybe we can do the same for Linux aarch64 using docker on an M1 mac 🤔
In my experience, running docker on Mac M1 to run Linux-aarch64 builds works pretty well.
Btw @matthiasdiener would you like to do a PR to advertise the conda forge links in the README? Maybe adding some badges as we do for Pypi or in the installation instructions?
Sure, let me see if I can come up with something.