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First of all, thank you for this great piece of software. Our tests have witnessed a significant boost in speed, surpassing all expectations by orders of magnitude!
But currently, IntegreSQL does not have builds the arm64 CPU architecture, which prevents it from running on Apple Silicon (M1) machines. To make IntegreSQL more inclusive and compatible with a wider range of hardware, we should add support for the arm64 architecture.
A Go build for arm54 and Apple M1 can be done with:
GOOS=darwin GOARCH=arm64 go build
Supporting arm64 architecture is important to ensure our project is accessible to a broader user base, especially those with Apple Silicon (M1) devices.
Building a Docker container image that can target multiple platforms, including arm64, would also enhance the versatility of IntegreSQL. Docker's multi-platform build documentation can be found here: Docker Multi-platform Build.
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First of all, thank you for this great piece of software. Our tests have witnessed a significant boost in speed, surpassing all expectations by orders of magnitude!
But currently, IntegreSQL does not have builds the arm64 CPU architecture, which prevents it from running on Apple Silicon (M1) machines. To make IntegreSQL more inclusive and compatible with a wider range of hardware, we should add support for the arm64 architecture.
A Go build for arm54 and Apple M1 can be done with:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: