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It doesn't seem true though? Haskell has had AArch64 releases since at least 2017 - admittedly labelled as experimental, but it does compile.



He probably needs to cross-compile it. pandoc specifically has a history of not building on ARM boxes directly because it runs out of memory during the build.

And GHC support for ARM in general has been spotty. I know pandoc wouldn't build on Apple Silicon last time I tried to install it, but that was a few months ago.

That's a nice thing about C. It'll compile and run on basically anything.


I'm not gonna question it when someone says they ran into issues compiling something on a different architecture. God knows I've had enough obscure problems with it in the past.


And even without native code generator, GHC uses LLVM as a compiler backend for this architecture.




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