* Update android-armv7-a.sh
update HOST_COMPILER variable to be compatible with updated android-build.sh that supports latest ndk and use of prebuilt toolchains.
* Update android-build.sh
update to allow use of prebuilt toolchains in latest ndk. The latest ndk does not support arm prior to armv7a and the HOST_COMPILER for armv7a must now be armv7a not just arm.
* Delete android-arm.sh
arm prior to armv7a is no longer supported by android ndk.
* Update android-build.sh
removing unneeded MAKE_TOOLCHAIN variable
* Update Makefile.am
removing obsolete android targets
* Delete android-mips32.sh
* Delete android-mips64.sh
* Retarget Visual studio tool chain to v142
* add ARM64 option to wintest.bat
* add windows/arm64 target to appveyor for CI
* add arm64 targets to visual studio solutions
* add cross compile option to wintest.bat
* Fix missing SET in wintest.bat
* update auto-generation scripts for msvc and update project files
* Move `raise` code to be behind an autoconf check
This moves the call to `raise` behind a `HAVE_RAISE` autoconf check,
in addition to `__wasm__`. This is intended to help porting to
other platforms that don't support `raise` (e.g. modern game consoles).
* Add autoconf check for `sysconf`
Only try to invoke `sysconf` if the target platform supports it, and
don't warn about unknown page size if `PAGE_SIZE` was defined. Add an
include for `sys/param.h` to increase likelihood of finding `PAGE_SIZE`.
This is intended to help porting to other platforms that don't support
`sysconf` (e.g. modern game consoles) that have a fixed hardware page
size.
* Don't try to use raise & sysconf in a WASI environment
Co-authored-by: Frank Denis <124872+jedisct1@users.noreply.github.com>
The function `_sodium_runtime_intel_cpu_features` assigns some value to
its local variable `id` but never reads it. Remove this variable, which
also simplifies the `if` statement that contains the assignment.
Build .net binaries targeting the various linux platforms as a self-contained deployment, then use QEMU to run those binaries on the appropriate architecture
Frank Denis