It would be really helpful to have a build for Windows on ARM
Build for Windows on ARM
lmbxda
#5
Hey William, Thanks for the offer, but I'm still a student and currently focusing on my studies. I appreciate the opportunity, though!
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soeren
#8
True, which means it ought to not be a major task to build a win arm64, right?
You would need to setup a new build chain for the new architecture, but that is not too hard to do, bu very much depends on the tech involved. C/C++ can be hard, usually the dependencies are the issue. Python/java/.net/go/rust should be a breeze.
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soeren
#9
Coming up on the 3 year mark on this one!
Arm64, come on please. It is usually not that hard.
Start the AI on the codebase and it will likely be done in a day.
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bschaaf
#11
The arm64 port is waiting on the removal of python 3.3, as it does not support Windows on arm64. The next stable release will move to python 3.14 and the stable release after that removes python 3.3.
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soeren
#12
Half way serious 
Usually it is just to start the task.
Getting all those old dependencies bumped is usually the actual work, and it is actually one of the areas that AIs help immensely. It is tedious work no human wants.
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