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support for correct Tools on Linux/ARM #31160
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weshaggard
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coreclr should already build according to @janvorli (I did not tested) |
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I don't see support for those architectures in coreclr's init-tools.sh https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/blob/master/init-tools.sh. |
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ok. I'll give it try. Maybe he did not build managed part. |
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I did not find any command line override. This change allows to get correct tools on arm system.
This is beginning of changes to support build on arm and match coreclr.
Build speed may vary depending on the system. But it is nice to build and run tests quickly in same workflow as x86.