Use the cross-compilation tool to generate arm64 litecov. #91
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Is this needed given that we already include sys/ptrace.h from debugger.h. And if it's needed for cross-compiling, will it cause issues when building for Android using the Android NDK?
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| #### Cross-compiling for Linux |
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"Cross-compiling for aarch64 Linux"?
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This PR allows us to generate arm64 litecov in an x86 Linux environment using cross-compilation tools. The advantage of using cross-compilation is that you can generate Tinyinst binaries that can be used by Android or other arm64 systems without the need for Android NDK.
Tip: Of course, in this environment, when compiling, we often need to generate a statically linked binary. Therefore, please add the build option
-DCMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS=-static