Compile fails on arm because of unknown opcode. #3534
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"stmeqia" is an mistyped and unknown opcode. Replaced with "stmiaeq". Compiling on ARM now possible. Maybe an update do a newer version of libffi is also possible.
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Is it known if these changes are also available in the upstream FFI, or if they can be submitted to the upstream? |
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On the archive download link (https://sourceware.org/libffi/) libffi-3.2.1 the mistake is still in. |
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Rebased into baf794d, thanks! |
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"stmeqia" is an mistyped and unknown opcode.
Replaced with "stmiaeq".
Compiling ffi on ARM now possible.
Maybe an update do a newer version of libffi is also possible.
Compiling of rubinius failed later with "no memory barrier implementation" in atomic.hpp
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