feat(installation): support cross-compiling the R package via the --host option of the configure script
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It seems working. (ecae98c)
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etiennebacher
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Jan 9, 2024
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Thanks for looking at this, I would like to create a new release immediately after merging this to update the R-universe binaries. |
eitsupi
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--build option of the configure script--host option of the configure script
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Ok for the release (can you bump news?) Actions failing due to github: githubstatus.com |
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Same as PRQL/prqlc-r#247
R-universe started distributing R binary packages for arm64 macOS yesterday (r-universe-org/help#340).
This PR should enable both of the following two R package cross-compilation methods to work.
--hostoption of the configure script PRQL/prqlc-r#247)