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Import architectures from the v0.7.x branch #115

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Import the compilation logs for extra architectures. This should allow wheels for them to be built as soon as agents are available.

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This probably fixes #117 and other arm issues right?

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ehfd commented Feb 1, 2025

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I am uploading some architectures I was able to build.
They are only in newer Blis releases so they were built with quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_aarch64:latest, Python 3.8 and the Blis v1.0.0 (cython-blis release-v1.1.1) branch. Hopefully the Python version does not have to be 3.6.

In the future (since Blis is at v0.7.0 now), if this lands in the main branch, please add Co-authored-by: Seungmin Kim <[email protected]> to the last line(s) of the commits.

linux-a64fx: linux-a64fx.tar.gz
linux-armsve: linux-armsve.tar.gz

Ampere Altra doesn't build:

configure: starting configuration of BLIS 1.0.
configure: configuring with official version string.
configure: found shared library .so version '4.0.0'.
configure:   .so major version: 4
configure:   .so minor.build version: 0.0
configure: manual configuration requested; configuring with 'altra'.
configure: checking configuration against contents of 'config_registry'.
configure: 'user-specified configuration 'altra' is NOT registered!
configure: 
configure: *** Cannot continue with unregistered configuration 'altra'. ***

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