“Wicki Gabriel (wicg)” <w...@zhaw.ch> writes: > Hello! > > Due to dynamic linkage to a library that is only provided for ARMv6 > architecture > (32-bit) my Python application that is developed for a 64-bit ARM architecture > refuses to work (I load the library with ctypes). According to the internet > this > could be solved by running that script with a 32-bit interpreter which - of > course - is readily available in Guix. > How can I declare on the package (or on the system level if necessary) that > this > specific script needs the interpreter of a different architecture than the > system/package is built for? > > To give you an example, the end-product will be a whole system configuration > with packages and services and whatnot, that will be generated throught guix > system image my-img.scm –system=aarch64-linux but this one package must make > use of the armhf-linux Python ELF. > > Thanks for any ideas and input!
Maybe a cursed idea and completely untested, but you could wrap the expression that evaluates to the Python package with a block that temporarily changes the current-system or target-system parameters. I think there is already a Guile function for this, most likely named with-parameters.
