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Add arm64 asm #1679

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@jkunkee jkunkee commented Feb 25, 2019

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  • npm install && npm test passes
  • tests are included
    • No GYP tests seem to be in node-gyp
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This is a port of nodejs/node#26020 (see also refack/GYP3#23) to the node-gyp copy of GYP. It is important when building Node.js itself (V8 has ASM bits; hence the other PR) and when building native modules with ASM (fairly rare, as I understand it).

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jkunkee commented Feb 25, 2019

This is a much smaller change than #1678, but they may overlap some.

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jkunkee commented Apr 2, 2019

This PR is redundant with upgrading node-gyp's GYP to refack/GYP.

This change allows MSVS projects generated for ARM64 to include ASM
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jkunkee commented May 2, 2019

#1678's GYP-specific parts were separated into refack/GYP3#33, then that was ported back as #1739. It might have a merge conflict with this PR, but they do not functionally overlap.

joaocgreis pushed a commit to JaneaSystems/node-gyp that referenced this pull request May 7, 2019
This change allows MSVS projects generated for ARM64 to include ASM
files.

PR-URL: nodejs#1679
Reviewed-By: João Reis <reis@janeasystems.com>
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