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Runtime support for multi-architecture installations #50798
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @vitek-karas, @agocke, @VSadov Issue DetailsThe fundamental architectural difference here is that some platforms provide support for multiple architectures, e.g. they run ARM natively, but provide an emulator for amd64. There are a couple areas we need provide support for:
There are two OSes we want to focus on: Windows and Mac OS. The questions are:
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Some work items based on the approved design:
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LGTM -- @mateoatr feel free to add this information to the issue directly and change it how you like. |
Looks good - couple of test ideas:
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Closing as complete. We can track individual items separately if we still feel they're useful. |
The fundamental architectural difference here is that some platforms provide support for multiple architectures, e.g. they run ARM natively, but provide an emulator for amd64.
There are a couple areas we need provide support for:
There are two OSes we want to focus on: Windows and Mac OS.
We now have proposed designs for the shared framework/global install of .NET:
Work items:
DOTNET_ROOT_ARCH
env variable first and fallback to the defaultDOTNET_ROOT
if it wasn't found.dotnet --info
- Host should inform user about other installed archs on the system #51101The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: