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New win-arm64 platform is supported by Visual Studio 2019 as ARM64. The existing VC2019 solution was opened by Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019, Version 16.10.4 and ARM64 was added, based on WIN32 settings.
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looks great. Please allow me a couple of days to check it. |
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Unfortunately all fast floating point plugin projects are missing ARM64. I Am trying to generate by myself. |
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Thanks and please let me know if I can help in anything! |
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Sorry for the reminder @mm2, but can I help in anything or can we merge this patch as the initial enablement for win-arm64 and add fast floating plugin as a follow-up patch? |
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I have now access to a ARM Windows 10, let's try... |
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May I ask when the next release including this change is expected? |
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Yep, I am working in the documentation, I guess it will take a week or so. Sorry, it is taking forever this time... |
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No problem, thanks! |
In order to enable win-arm64, VS2019 should be used, while other platforms should work with newer version as well. Tested on x64-win10.
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Sorry for the late call, but would you prefer to add ARM64 to VS2017 as well as this was the first version to support that platform? I wasn't able to install VS2017, so I can't test it. |
New win-arm64 platform is supported by Visual Studio 2019
as ARM64. The existing VC2019 solution was opened by
Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019, Version 16.10.4 and ARM64
was added, based on WIN32 settings.
Tested with VS2019 build and Pillow python package on win-arm64 Win10.
gaborkertesz-linaro/Pillow@0af6042