Does V support cross compile source to different arch platforms(instructions)?

[Blackrose]

Hi everyone, I am a newer on V. I am trying to use V running on embedded linux, such as armv7, armv8, arm64 instructions. I found the V can be compile and run on rpi. Does it support cross compile source code to native binary on each arch platform? The go support use GOOS and GOARCH to specific which platform you want.

[runeimp]

Cross compilation - v/docs.md at master · vlang/v · GitHub

[runeimp]

Sorry, I thought that link had more specific info on architectures. And of course V isn't working on my system now so I can't just figure it out. BTW, this is likely an issue with Dropbox for me rather than V itself.

[JalonSolov]

V currently only fully supports arm64 and amd64. There is some support for 32-bit, but I'm not sure of the status. If you want to compile on other architectures, just compile with v -o file.c to output the C code, then compile with whichever compiler works for you.

[Blackrose]

Thanks, This way is suit fo all arch when the platform already had gcc toolchain. But I think embedded developers also needs V directly to generate binary on more platform.

[JalonSolov]

Many have expressed a desire for such support, but nobody has spent much time trying to add said support. As with any open source project, new features require someone with the interest and desire to work on them.

[medvednikov]

@Blackrose this is planned. Later by the end of this year.