so using #if !defined(arm_HOST_ARCH) when compiling for android with Obelisk does not appear to work. I assume that "host" here means the system I am compiling on, not for, is that correct?
mea culpa, it does work, but I didn't get to that point because it appears to compile for aarch64 first :upside_down: using aarch64_HOST_ARCH seems to match as well.
how would I detect, via CPP, that I'm cross-compiling to arm? is there something like the
arm_HOST_ARCHmacro for the target architechture?https://guide.aelve.com/haskell/cpp-vww0qd72#item-flz6li4l
this thing maybe?
but it may be outdated
I never manage to successfully search for CPP flags..
whoopsie, that's the one I used. I typoed in my post
so using
#if !defined(arm_HOST_ARCH)when compiling for android with Obelisk does not appear to work. I assume that "host" here means the system I am compiling on, not for, is that correct?mea culpa, it does work, but I didn't get to that point because it appears to compile for
aarch64first :upside_down: usingaarch64_HOST_ARCHseems to match as well.:facepalm: and I answered without reading your question carefully.. sorry
so wait, in the end, these variables match what you are compiling for, not what you are compiling on (because you said "it does work")?
apparently, yes! using
#if defined (arm_HOST_ARCH) || defined (aarch64_HOST_ARCH)causes the whole build to succeed.maybe it means "hosting the RTS" or something