Add arm64 to build. #74
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Arm64 job has been added, following armhf directives.
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@Jorropo Edit: duh! Didn't think to check the build flags... more than just |
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Closes #4111. gcc: I was not able to find an arm64 build on espressif's website so I choosed to put the armhf version, even if this should works this is only ok as temporary, arm64 runs better on arm64 than armhf :) esptool: being interpreted python its ok mkspiff: need igrr/mkspiffs#74 to be merged and artifacts added in /package/package_esp32_index.template.json.
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Arm64 job has been added, following armhf directives.
It would be great if you can create a new release (0.2.3.1) so I can use it in espressif/arduino-esp32.