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Builds for Linux on OpenPOWER (ppc64le) #8431
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The artifact test on a ppc64le system:
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@aklyachkin Did you try to run tests for this architecture? Do they pass?
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@zak-pawel Yes, I run. The output is very long, but I don't see any FAILs:
First output:
Second output:
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#8432 merged |
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Feature Request
Add building packages for Linux/ppc64le
Proposal:
Add new architecture to Makefile. GOARCH=ppc64le. The architecture is supported by Golang since 1.8. There are no additional resources needed, just adding several lines to Makefile. The pull request will follow.
Current behavior:
No packages for ppc64le.
Desired behavior:
Packages for ppc64le are built automatically together with other packages.
Use case:
OpenPOWER is open hardware architecture based on IBM POWER CPUs. It is supported and promoted by OpenPOWER Foundation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenPOWER_Foundation) and is in use by the biggest supercomputers (https://top500.org/top500/lists/2020/11/), some big cloud providers (https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickmoorhead/2018/03/19/headed-into-its-fifth-year-openpower-has-momentum-into-the-power9-generation/?sh=232c26bc78a8) and many big enterprises.
The fix is obvious and doesn't require any change in the code.
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