Add statically linked Linux aarch64 binary - #5
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Adds a Linux aarch64 build, the one platform not yet covered. Compiled from source/ at the current HEAD, unmodified, with the flags already documented for Linux plus -static, so it needs no libgfortran on the target machine. Documents the command under Compilation procedures, alongside the existing Windows and MacOS entries.
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Adds a Linux aarch64 build.
Compiled from
source/at the current HEAD, unmodified, with the flags alreadydocumented for Linux plus
-static. Verified againsttest_lcm/: concentrations matchthe MacOS M4 build digit for digit.
Why static: on a stock
ubuntu:24.04the current x86_64 binary fails withlibgfortran.so.5: cannot open shared object fileand needsapt-get install libgfortran5first. The static build runs on Ubuntu and Alpine with nothing installed,for about 120 KB more compressed.
Layout: I put it in
binaries/linux/aarch64/and leftbinaries/linux/lcmodel.xzalone. That leaves the Linux builds asymmetric — might be worth moving the Debian one
into
binaries/linux/x86_64/too, the way MacOS and Windows are organised, but that'sup to you.
If you'd like, I can follow up with a Makefile change:
-staticby default and theoutput path derived from
uname -m, somakedoes the right thing on eitherarchitecture. I left it out of this PR so your x86_64 build stays untouched.