On 4/14/21 22:41, Alexandre Torres Porres wrote:
Em qua., 14 de abr. de 2021 às 16:47, IOhannes m zmölnig zmoelnig@iem.at escreveu:
Now, one thing is weird, cause Eric was using the organelle with deken and he could only see (Linux-armv6-32) instead of (Linux-armv7-32), is this a deken issue?
not really. if you obtained puredata from the raspbian repositories (as opposed to the Debian repositories), or compiled it yourself (without paying careful attention, using the raspbian provided toolchain - iirc), you would get a Pd-armv6. now Pd reports to deken which architecture it supports, but the code is just some compile-time #ifdef magic, and doesn't actually query the CPU capabilities. the net result of this is that Pd tells deken that it supports armv6, but not armv7 (or - heaven forbid - armv8) - so that's why you can only see arvm6-externals (unless you manually configure deken to use "Linux-armv7-32")
see also https://github.com/pure-data/deken/issues/206
But one can also just ship armv6 and aarch64 and it should work for everybody, right?
as said before: somebody should do some benchmarking how much gain there is for armv7 with respect to armv8.
fgsrasd IOhannes