removed text-relocations from android32 and added android64#42
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removed text-relocations from android32 and added android64#42markghayden wants to merge 7 commits intoocaml-cross:masterfrom
markghayden wants to merge 7 commits intoocaml-cross:masterfrom
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November 14, 2018 15:50
Added android64 Fixes for some out-of-date urls
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Hi @whitequark, With these changes i was able to install ocaml-android for arm64 android. It will be helpful if these changes are merged. |
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@ossdev07 This is a large and complex patch. I have a limited amount of time to spend on OSS maintenance and I will not be able to review it any time soon. |
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Changes to arm.S are based on arm64 version, but are not well optimized. On 32-bit arm an extra register is needed. For simplicity we use push/pop, which has poor performance. One of the core ocaml people will want to improve on this.