Fix setup.py to detect cross-compiling to ARM64 on Windows
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setup.py capable of detecting cross-compiling on windows when targeting arm64setup.py to detect cross-compiling to ARM64 on Windows
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@nitzmahone Matt, please merge this if it looks OK to you. |
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Wanted to get the existing 1.17.0 bits out there without making folks wait for an rc2, but this looks like a good candidate for a 1.17.1. |
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We use
cffiwithin a Windows application we cross-compile from x64 to arm64. In order to properly buildcffi, we patchsetup.pyto detectVSCMD_ARG_TGT_ARCH. We're upstreaming this fix here in case it's helpful to others.This was previously suggested by @zooba in an older issue. This is a technique also used by
cibuildwheelandsetuptoolsitself (pypa/setuptools#2724).