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20:35 MinetestBot 02[git] 04sfan5 -> 03luanti-org/luanti: Fix MSVC CI 1389c13b0 https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/commit/89c13b0a5c4c5623d95f55a760db04e4e5d5a8af (152026-06-13T19:14:22Z)
20:48 cheapie     tzenfore: I have an ARM craptop with a Snapdragon 850 and Windows 11, I can dig that out if you're still looking for someone
20:50 tzenfore    As long as it isn't too much of a bother for you. I'll make a release build real quick and send you a link to it on my Proton Drive. Thanks! :)
20:50 cheapie     Sounds good, I'll get that thing started upo
20:50 cheapie     up*
20:50 tzenfore    It works in my Windows VM on my Mac Mini, but real-hardware tests are always super nice to have
20:51 tzenfore    Apparently the first couple builds I posted on the forums didn't work right on real hardware :/
20:51 sfan5       the only real hardware capable of running windows ARM is an old Lumia phone
20:51 sfan5       +I have
20:51 sfan5       it's funny that it works at all but I'm not if the graphics driver works
20:51 sfan5       not sure*
20:52 tzenfore    Is it a blessing or a curse that I have never used a Windows Phone?
20:52 sfan5       they were decent at the time, I heard
20:52 cheapie     OS: Windows 11 Home (26200) CPU:  MEM: 8 GB GPU: Qualcomm(R) Adreno(TM) 630 GPU (Dx12) UP: 1 minute 47 seconds ago
20:52 cheapie     let the pain begin
20:52 tzenfore    Alright, I shall have that build made shortly
20:53 cheapie     I would just run Linux on this, but... no device tree, it seems like only maybe five people bought this mode
20:53 cheapie     model*
20:54 tzenfore    I have a friend who had a Samsung Galaxy Book Go that had a Snapdragon processor in it. That's why I started making Windows ARM builds of Luanti in the first place. Running Luanti through x64 emulation was pain
20:56 tzenfore    I really need to write a bash script to automate this
20:58 sfan5       I can provide Windows ARM builds on request too, fwiw
20:58 tzenfore    Is there a way to cross-compile to Windows ARM?
20:58 sfan5       yes
20:58 tzenfore    Oh, cool. Please instruct me in your ways :D
20:58 sfan5       there is probably a way to do so on windows too, but I'm using linux
20:58 tzenfore    The less I have to deal with a Mac Mini and a Windows 11 VM the better
20:59 tzenfore    I'm a Linux user myself, so that's fine
21:00 sfan5       well here's it actually https://github.com/sfan5/mingw-pkgs
21:00 sfan5       in principle it's just telling cmake to cross-compile appropriately with a toolchain file. and I build all the required libraries myself.
21:01 tzenfore    Can I build for Windows ARM from an x86_64 Linux system using the scripts in that repo?
21:02 tzenfore    Ah, I see. This is one of those moments for me to just read the REAMDE file XD
21:02 tzenfore    README *
21:02 cheapie     That reminds me, I've run Luanti on two different riscv64 Linux systems now, worked great on both
21:03 cheapie     (didn't cross-compile, they're not THAT slow)
21:04 sfan5       tzenfore: if you're lucky you just "python3 build_ordered.py --arm64 --clang --strip -- luanti" and it will work
21:04 sfan5       you can get an arm64 capable toolchain here https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw
21:05 sfan5       another thing to note is that my scripts will not run "make install" on luanti for you.
21:05 cheapie     On a StarFive VisionFive 2 (StarFive JH7110 SoC) + RX 550 it ran but was definitely CPU-limited, on a Firefly AIBOX-K3 (SpacemiT K3 SoC, integrated graphics) it ran much faster and was GPU-limited. OpenGL ES only on that one (hope you don't want to see much in the chat other than "too many primitives") since it has no OpenGL support
21:06 tzenfore    sfan5: Thanks. I will give that a go in a bit here
21:07 cheapie     I'm hoping that things will progress over the next few months to where I might be able to try K3 + RX 550
21:07 user333_    i might be able to run luanti(server) on a wifi router if i can get a build for linux on mips32 with musl libc
21:08 sfan5       you can go and build luanti using openwrt's sdk, probably
21:09 user333_    i'l take a look
21:09 sfan5       https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/toolchain/using_the_sdk
21:11 user333_    i was about to link that exact page
21:16 tzenfore    cheapie: Sorry that it's taking so long. I'm having issue uploading it to Proton Drive. Just a sec, I'm going to try using the web client instead of the macOS finder integration
22:08 heston76    Qualcomm is making GPU's?
22:51 cheapie     heston76: They've been putting those in their SoCs for ages now