Nightly Node.js and Big Endian cross compilation Node.js - #1590
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Is this actually building node from source? It looks like its just download it, so maybe this should be called "download_...tofetch_...`?
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| "activated_cfg": "NODE_JS=['qemu-s390x', '-L', '/usr/s390x-linux-gnu/', '%installation_dir%/bin/node']", |
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NODE_JS_TEST can be used here if you want to only use it for running tests.
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I'll land this to be able to continue working on top of this. If there are still more reviews, I can do a second PR. |
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This seems to have caused regressions, see #1595 and also I just noticed this on Binaryen CI: https://github.com/WebAssembly/binaryen/actions/runs/17269266536/job/49009222269 |
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Yeah sorry about that - I push-landed #1594 as soon as I noticed. |
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Thanks! |
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…core#1590) This PR adds support for `./emsdk install node-nightly-64bit` which finds the latest nightly node.js version and installs that. It is a moving target, so the next day when a new nightly is produced, reissuing `./emsdk install node-nightly-64bit` will install the newer published version. Also, this PR adds a fixed 22.18.0 version for the cross compilation s390x Node.js target as well. On an x64 Linux system, this allows running `./emsdk install node-big-endian-crosscompile-22.16.0-64bit` to install the big endian Node.js. This greatly simplifies the steps at emscripten-core/emscripten@main...juj:emscripten:bigendian_test_suite#diff-c36b90121be240017fa490a1c00e63e47fa3235f5c1be0593e2b7502d017c778R9985-R10000 and enables a trivial way to switch between LE and BE Node.js versions for testing. CC @slavek-kucera
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This PR adds support for
./emsdk install node-nightly-64bitwhich finds the latest nightly node.js version and installs that. It is a moving target, so the next day when a new nightly is produced, reissuing
./emsdk install node-nightly-64bitwill install the newer published version.Also, this PR adds a fixed 22.18.0 version for the cross compilation s390x Node.js target as well. On an x64 Linux system, this allows running
./emsdk install node-big-endian-crosscompile-22.16.0-64bitto install the big endian Node.js. This greatly simplifies the steps at emscripten-core/emscripten@main...juj:emscripten:bigendian_test_suite#diff-c36b90121be240017fa490a1c00e63e47fa3235f5c1be0593e2b7502d017c778R9985-R10000 and enables a trivial way to switch between LE and BE Node.js versions for testing.
CC @slavek-kucera