Cross compile tools for ARM (aarch64) - #394
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Add in zlib support for lspci
install. Happens on docker build on some hosts but not all.
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Looks awesome. One issue with where to get the aarch64 binaries when building with the container.
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Too bad turbostat is x86 only. It's really useful for telemetry. |
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Like I said in the comment. This is very close. If I could make this one change myself I would do it and then merge, but I think you need to do it. Then, I can run my internal tests. I don't see any reason they would fail from these changes. Once passed, I can merge.
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So close! This issue is also preventing my internal tests from running. Instead of, or in addition to, this change...
It would work best if the ARM build was in a separate artifact. So, the upload perfspect step (line 22) needs to be modified to only include perfspect.tgz. And, add an additional step to upload the ARM build.
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@echiugoog Thank you. This is awesome work. Internal tests on the x86 build have passed. I'm going to merge this after I publish the 3.8 release. Then I'll make a couple of tweaks to fix the test workflow in this repo. |
Cross compile supporting toolchain (where possible)
For perf, I bumped up the version to get a newer version of perf that supports Neoverse V2 cores
processwatch has ARM support, but we can't crosscompile right now as we need an ARM kernel to do the btf dump
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Did a basic perf test on a Neoverse V2 guest to validate perf: