Add support for Linux arm64 build#5
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Compilation on arm64 linux systems support.
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Hey, any chance to get this reviewed and integrated? |
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e21ec38 feat: Tier 2 ebu#7 — CLI flag stability whitelist f1d833c feat: Tier 2 ebu#11 — D-10 IMX-50 8ch/24b/48k structural round-trip 6da560e docs: integration state — bmx bin dir on user PATH 665898f chore: patch parking lot + reproducible prepare_deps.ps1 4c2dac8 feat: Tier 1 ebu#5 — 8-channel MCA labels symbolic round-trip 0dedb7c Initial: Tier 1 bmx pin-evaluation harness — 11/11 GREEN
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Hey,
I just wanted to build bmx on an arm64 linux system and it failed the compiler detection in MXFDump.cpp. So I just tried to add support. Not sure it is the perfect way, but at least the defines seem to be the ones to detect arm64 on Linux and tries to follow the other checks.
Rebased to new main from bbc#118