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Add ARM64 to the Windows build matrix
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Pull request overview
This PR makes Windows ARM64 a first-class build target across the project’s MSBuild/Visual Studio configuration and CI, enabling ARM64 binaries to be produced alongside existing Win32 and x64 outputs.
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- Add
Debug|ARM64andRelease|ARM64configurations toYbInfo.sln. - Add corresponding ARM64 project configurations to
YbInfo.vcxproj. - Extend the GitHub Actions build matrix to include
ARM64, and update docs to list ARM64 as supported.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| YbInfo.vcxproj | Adds ARM64 to the project configuration list so MSBuild/VS can target ARM64. |
| YbInfo.sln | Adds ARM64 solution configurations and maps them to the project build configs. |
| README.md | Documents ARM64 as a supported build platform. |
| .github/workflows/build.yml | Extends the CI matrix to build ARM64 in Debug and Release (and upload Release artifacts as before). |
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This change makes ARM64 a first-class build target so the project can produce Windows ARM binaries alongside existing x86/x64 outputs. It wires ARM64 through the solution, project, and CI configuration without changing application logic. - **CI** - Extend the GitHub Actions matrix to build `ARM64` in both `Debug` and `Release` - Publish the ARM64 `Release` executable as an artifact using the existing artifact layout - **Visual Studio / MSBuild** - Add `Debug|ARM64` and `Release|ARM64` to `YbInfo.sln` - Add matching ARM64 project configurations to `YbInfo.vcxproj` - **Docs** - Update the build docs to list ARM64 as a supported platform ```yaml matrix: configuration: [Debug, Release] platform: [Win32, x64, ARM64] ``` --------- Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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This change makes ARM64 a first-class build target so the project can produce Windows ARM binaries alongside existing x86/x64 outputs. It wires ARM64 through the solution, project, and CI configuration without changing application logic.
CI
ARM64in bothDebugandReleaseReleaseexecutable as an artifact using the existing artifact layoutVisual Studio / MSBuild
Debug|ARM64andRelease|ARM64toYbInfo.slnYbInfo.vcxprojDocs