Use DYNAMIC_LIST to shrink the shared object on x86_64 and i686#177
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Use DYNAMIC_LIST to shrink the shared object on x86_64 and i686#177mattip merged 1 commit intoMacPython:maintenance/v0.3.27.44MacPython/openblas-libs:maintenance/v0.3.27.44from
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Thanks Matti!
That sounds like a good/pragmatic choice to me. |
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No need to wait for aarch64, the PR does not affect it. Merging. |
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git describe --tags --abbrev=8in OpenBLAS at theOPENBLAS_COMMITI did not add a macos-x86_64 alternative, that platform is in maintenance mode as more people move to macos-arm64