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This commit adds support for the riscv64 architecture to the crypto libraries. It includes the necessary CFLAGS and LDFLAGS for compiling with the libsodium library on riscv64 Linux systems. Additionally, it updates the archtype.sh script to correctly identify the riscv64 architecture.
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This pull request adds the necessary cgo directives to compile go-algorand for RISC-V (64-bit) CPUs. By supporting this architecture, we ensure future compatibility with the growing open hardware market and enhance the decentralized nature of the Algorand network.
I have tested this on local hardware and was able to successfully sync a RISC-V device to Mainnet. I had also compiled node_exporter, but decided against including it here and instead just copied one of the dummy (empty node_exporter) .tar.gz archives with the correct naming scheme, so the Makefile works as expected for riscv64.
I imagine providing precompiled binaries and officially support RISC-V is a ways off, but at least this helps interested parties to build it themselves.