On 2021-8-15 05:43 , Ken Cunningham wrote:
You could override it, in pandoc or in the PortGroup:
depends_skip_archcheck-append stack
What architecture is the pandoc binary you end up with though? It seems
unlikely that an x86_64 stack would generate an arm64 binary, and if it
generates an x86_64 binary, calling it arm64 is wrong.
The situation with arm64 and x86_64 is almost the same as x86_64 and
i386 on earlier systems. Suppose port A depends on port B and B sets a
supported_archs that doesn't include $new_arch. If A uses B in such a
way that its architecture matters, like if A's executable links with B's
library, then A usually needs to set the same supported_archs as B. This
is because you can't mix archs in an executable. (Yes, universal
binaries exist, but only the slice for one architecture can actually be
loaded into a given process.)
- Josh
