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Created Aug 25, 2021 by Diego Bienz@nortismo

Building for Arm 32-bit

Do you have an official recommendation for building Pypy for an Arm 32 Bit architecture? I am having an i.MX6 (with Cortex‑A7 which is ARMv7-A) board. Since you do not provide any binaries, building on my own seems to be the only way to go, right? I also found the Cross-translating for ARM in your documentation, but this is quite old and outdated. Building Pypy directly on the target is not feasible with the hardware requirements. I tried that anyway by creating a huge swap file, but the build process is failing (after several days ^^).

Having either binaries or an official cross-compiling manual would be very useful for our use case. Final goal is then to integrate that into Yocto build environment.

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