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Can you add more context? > Is pf4j compatible with arrch64 architecture? PF4J is not special from this point of view. `ExtensionAnnotationProcessor` is a standard annotation processor.

@leoyim I'm just curios, did you find something (cause of the problem, ..)?

> Have you tried compiling a project using pf4j on an arm64 machine? No

If I have some time I will try to use a Raspberry Pi for test. At the moment I don't have the time and the board, too.

Unfortunately I didn't have time. is the topic still relevant for you?

If your question is still relevant, please reopen the issue.

> I have 3 plugins namely PluginA, PluginB and PluginC. PluginA has 2 extenions PluginAExt1, PluginAExt2 PluginB has 3 extensions PluginBExt1, PluginBExt2, PluginBExt3 PluginC has 2 extensions PluginCExt1,PluginCExt2 I don't...

The current behavior is normal. You have cyclic dependencies in your project, `ecu-plugin` depends on `sync-plugin` and `sync-plugin` depends on `ecu-plugin`. What are your expectations in this case?

> I can only order the extensions from a same plugin using 'Ordinal' annotation No, your order all the extensions, for all plugins > This is the dependency graph among...

@MunichandraPolanki What is the current status of this issue? Do you still need help?