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libsndfile_arm64.so (660 KB, sha256:c317ef4555ffc6b6b6f38514a8d4e631e4916b4ca5eca638d1659f92238cba6d) should be replaced with the CI provided one (CI added by #24 ). CI one is guaranteed to be compiled by linux_build.sh which includes libogg and libvorbis.
Here is my own build libsndfile_arm64.so created by the CI workflow (3.3 MB, sha256:c7eff8a803151c08d2d2114eb5989cdd41b692ee0f83220e8721aa2901574e5c) but I think @bastibe should create it by himself with CI for security reasons.
For Ubuntu user, these commands may help to investigate the difference between the current binary and the CI binary (Sorry I'm not familiar with object code and other linux distributions).
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Linux ARM64 binary libsndfile_arm64.so should be re-compiled with libogg, libvorbis
Linux ARM64 binary libsndfile_arm64.so is not compiled with libogg and libvorbis
Oct 23, 2023
I'm interested in bastibe/python-soundfile#382 and I found this probrem during its investigation.
libsndfile_arm64.so
was added by #23 as a binary form but it does not seem to be compiled with libogg and libvorbis.As mentioned in bastibe/python-soundfile#382 (comment), its file size is quite small (660 KB while x86_64 binary is 3.4 MB).
libsndfile_arm64.so
(660 KB,sha256:c317ef4555ffc6b6b6f38514a8d4e631e4916b4ca5eca638d1659f92238cba6d
) should be replaced with the CI provided one (CI added by #24 ). CI one is guaranteed to be compiled bylinux_build.sh
which includes libogg and libvorbis.Here is my own build
libsndfile_arm64.so
created by the CI workflow (3.3 MB,sha256:c7eff8a803151c08d2d2114eb5989cdd41b692ee0f83220e8721aa2901574e5c
) but I think @bastibe should create it by himself with CI for security reasons.For Ubuntu user, these commands may help to investigate the difference between the current binary and the CI binary (Sorry I'm not familiar with object code and other linux distributions).
sudo apt install binutils binutils-aarch64-linux-gnu aarch64-linux-gnu-objdump -d libsndfile_arm64.so | grep ogg
Code amount comparison about
ogg
keywordThanks for the great repository!
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