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Consider arch when looking for compatible dist. #1716
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Cache self.dist so it isn't calculated multiple times (e.g. wrapper_func in toolchain).
Thank you for your contribution 🍺 |
This pr isn't urgent. Workaround is to run |
Hi @Aralox is it still relevant after changes from #1722 ? |
Hi Andre yes I think that's exactly it. I haven't really kept up with the progress of this project so I'm not sure if the other PR addresses this (it probably does), but yeah that would be the verification. Feel free to close this PR if unnecessary. Cheers :) |
@AndreMiras As far as I can see, #1722 doesn't affect this and it's still an issue, am I missing something? |
Yeah, agree with @inclement, I don't see any conflict with the NDK-r19 migration thing...but I just now realize that this will probably conflict with #1926 (as the author of this last one, no problem at all, I will fix conflicts if convenient 😉). |
I'm dealing with this in a new PR. I'm considering it urgent for the next release. |
@inclement, good to know 👍, feel free to use the commits I made at #1926, related with this arch problem, I see two: Of course, feel free to implement it whatever way you want, you may have a better idea 😄 |
@inclement, no problem at all, I agree that #1926 complicates things... if we can slim it in some way better for all of us 😉 so go for this new PR 👍! |
Closing as I think this was resolved elsewhere, but thanks for the PR. |
Cache self.dist so it isn't calculated multiple times (e.g. wrapper_func in toolchain).
Current problem scenario:
I also modified _dist() as it was getting called multiple times, causing the dist search (and log output) twice.