add deepin-loongarch64 libmupdf.so lib and modify build.sh to adapt l…

[GithubXkw1573]

#linux-loongarch64 support

I Compiled the dependency of libmupdf.a and libmupdf-third.a on loongarch64 GNU/Linux
and then modifed the native/build.sh to support loongarch64

and compile and output the libMuPDFWrapper.so, so that can run loongarch64 platform and I have test it run successful !

[arklumpus]

Hi, thank you for the contribution! Unfortunately, I don't think I can merge this in the main repository, for two main reasons:

• Since I do not have access to a loongson CPU, I would not be able to recompile things if I needed to apply any updates.
• I am also not really comfortable with hosting and distributing binaries that I did not compile personally (especially in the light of recent events, like the XZ Utils backdoor incident).

My advice would be for you to create a separate GitHub repository with the loongarch64 native assets, and upload yourself the MuPDF.NativeAssets.Linux-loongarch64 to NuGet. Note that there are a couple of places in your pull request where Linux-x64 is still referenced rather than Linux-loongarch64 - you should probably fix these. I can then add a note to the main MuPDFCore repository stating that Linux-loongarch64 is unofficially supported thanks to [your repository].

I hope this makes sense, and thank you again for putting the work in this!

[GithubXkw1573]

OK，I got it, it should be scientific to verify it by yourself on loongson cpu . I will check those places where Linux-x64 is still referenced rather than Linux-loongarch64 what you noted , thank you!And I will take your advice to create a separate GitHub repository and upload MuPDF.NativeAssets.Linux-loongarch64 to NuGet. Thank you for your reply, and best wishes for you! Good night.————————发自我的 iPhone在 2024年6月27日，23:03，Giorgio Bianchini ***@***.***> 写道： Hi, thank you for the contribution! Unfortunately, I don't think I can merge this in the main repository, for two main reasons: Since I do not have access to a loongson CPU, I would not be able to recompile things if I needed to apply any updates. I am also not really comfortable with hosting and distributing binaries that I did not compile personally (especially in the light of recent events, like the XZ Utils backdoor incident). My advice would be for you to create a separate GitHub repository with the loongarch64 native assets, and upload yourself the MuPDF.NativeAssets.Linux-loongarch64 to NuGet. Note that there are a couple of places in your pull request where Linux-x64 is still referenced rather than Linux-loongarch64 - you should probably fix these. I can then add a note to the main MuPDFCore repository stating that Linux-loongarch64 is unofficially supported thanks to [your repository]. I hope this makes sense, and thank you again for putting the work in this! —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>