Added support for Windows on Arm64 #3110
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When building the libsrt binary installer for Windows, also build the libraries for Arm64 target, in addition to Win32 and Win64. The build can be performed anywhere, Visual Studio can build for distinct targets. Before the build on Intel, make sure that your VS installation includes the build tools for Arm64. See scripts/win-installer/README.md for more details. On existing build systems, be sure to run install-openssl.ps1 once to make sure that the Arm64 libraries for OpenSSL are installed. Also fixed a few harmless warnings.
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When building the libsrt binary installer for Windows, also build the libraries for Arm64 target, in addition to Win32 and Win64. The build can be performed anywhere, Visual Studio can build for distinct targets.
Before the build on an Intel machine, make sure that your VS installation includes the build tools for Arm64. See
scripts/win-installer/README.mdfor more details.On existing build systems, be sure to run
install-openssl.ps1again once to make sure that the Arm64 libraries for OpenSSL are installed.Also fixed a few harmless warnings.
The resulting libsrt Windows installer has been successfully tested using TSDuck
srtplugin (input and output) on a Windows Arm64 virtual machine on a Mac with "Apple Silicon" CPU (ie. Arm64).