Greetings ...
I’d like to ask whether there are any plans to support Windows on ARM64 (Windows-ARM64) in the RandomX project.
With the growing availability of ARM64-based Windows devices—such as the Surface Pro X and upcoming Snapdragon X Elite laptops—there’s increasing interest in running native applications, including benchmarking and mining tools, on this platform.
A few related points of interest:
ARM64 support already exists for Linux and macOS (Apple Silicon).
Windows-ARM64 is becoming more viable as a development and testing environment.
Native support could enable performance comparisons and mining experiments without relying on x64 emulation.
Are there any technical or practical reasons why Windows-ARM64 hasn't been supported so far? And is this something that could be considered for future development?
Thank you for your time and the continued work on RandomX!
Greetings ...
I’d like to ask whether there are any plans to support Windows on ARM64 (Windows-ARM64) in the RandomX project.
With the growing availability of ARM64-based Windows devices—such as the Surface Pro X and upcoming Snapdragon X Elite laptops—there’s increasing interest in running native applications, including benchmarking and mining tools, on this platform.
A few related points of interest:
ARM64 support already exists for Linux and macOS (Apple Silicon).
Windows-ARM64 is becoming more viable as a development and testing environment.
Native support could enable performance comparisons and mining experiments without relying on x64 emulation.
Are there any technical or practical reasons why Windows-ARM64 hasn't been supported so far? And is this something that could be considered for future development?
Thank you for your time and the continued work on RandomX!