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On my M1 Mac, `uname -m` returns arm64 instead of aarch64, but I believe these two are equivalent.
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I am currently working on making Bowtie available on OSX-ARM64 through BioConda (bioconda/bioconda-recipes#49281). To achieve this, this PR is necessary to merge. Could you please review and merge this PR at your earliest convenience? Thank you so much. |
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I hope there is a bowtie version for MacOS (ARM64)! I really like bowtie! |
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On my M1 Mac,
uname -mreturns arm64 instead of aarch64, but I believe these two are equivalent.For context, I am working on fixing this build in nixpkgs on M1 Darwin, which uses
clangfor compilation. The first issue I ran into was thatcpuid.honclangthrows an error when included on an M1 machine.