I merged my branch with support for aarch64[*] into master. If you
want to try it, do:
# on an x86 machine with an existing >=10.1.9
./Setup.sh
./configure --enable-cross-compiling --enable-native-code=aarch64le
make cross-host
# transplant the source tree onto an aarch64 (little-endian) machine
# like rpi3 or pinebook
make cross-target
make check
Let me know if anything works!
(Open-coded floating-point arithmetic is currently disabled because I
haven't tested it enough but if you're brave you can do
(set! compiler:open-code-floating-point-arithmetic? #t)
when compiling your code.)
[*] `AArch64' is the formal name for the 64-bit ARM CPU instruction
set which is also used by vendors Cavium whose hardware is
emphatically not `ARM' hardware. I read it as `AArgh64' instead
but the world has settled on the unpronounceable aarch64 as the
name for the instruction set, so here we are.
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