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Arm support #16
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We have a couple of Raspberry PI around but as far as I know there is no "manylinux" equivalent for ARM. |
On Fri, 03 Aug 2018 17:38:31 -0700 Benjamin Martin ***@***.***> wrote:
Is there any chance for ARM/ARM64 support?
If there is actually a need for it, we have the computer to do the build if needed.
Which processor are you targeting ?
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I'm personally trying to run on the rockchip OP1 processor, which |
On Tue, 04 Sep 2018 09:33:48 -0700 Benjamin Martin ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm personally trying to run on the rockchip OP1 processor, which `uname -m` identifies as `aarch64` but I feel like that's missing some of the point, is there any way to make hdf5plugin compile on the client if it can't find a suitable pre-compiled version?
The OP1 has 2xA72 and 4xA53 cores. Compiling for the A53 is rather easy
as I have access to raspberry pi and pine64 boards but none with A72 cores.
By the way, how reactive is it ? is it usable as desktop computer ?
Cheers,
Jerome
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With PR #18 being merged in master, |
On Thu, 03 Oct 2019 08:38:14 -0700 Thomas VINCENT ***@***.***> wrote:
With PR #18 being merged in master, `hdf5plugin` no longer embeds pre-built DLLs but instead build the filters from source with `python setup.py build`.
I haven't tested on ARM, but it should be possible to build it there now.
The possible issue is the embedded `H5pubconf.h` header file from HDF5 which is platform dependent.
We have an operational board in the office if needed...
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@bamartin-ua |
@kif, thanks for the test! |
Can this be closed? It is enough to specify where the HDF5 library is located to get the desired support. The alternative is to provide the H5pubconf.h file used by @kif if we want to pip install from source. |
The latest version builds out of the box on ARM and AARM64. |
depends on your use. mine's in a chromebook and it's really snappy for what i need it for. takes a while to do any real work of course (which is why I need hdf5plugin, because gz compression is so slow). runs forever on battery though. Thanks for all your help! |
Is there any chance for ARM/ARM64 support?
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