Add support for cross compiling from Apple Silicon to Intel #36875
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If you have an Apple Silicon machine but want to produce an Intel binary, using `--cross-compile-hosts macosx-x86_64` can be useful.
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I haven't stress tested this, I've only used it for some small stuff, but it worked without issue for me. |
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@swift-ci test |
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doesn't look like this windows failure was related |
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If you have an Apple Silicon machine but want to produce an Intel
binary, using
--cross-compile-hosts macosx-x86_64can be useful.