This lipo is designed to be compatible with macOS lipo, written in golang.
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Starter kit for fat Python wheels: CPU kernels multi-versioned for AVX2, SVE & RVV, plus CUDA & ROCm kernels from one source, validated under QEMU, with reusable Clang, QEMU, GenMC, CUDA & ROCm CI images 🛞
python docker openmp cuda cpython simd qemu starter-kit avx2 hip risc-v rocm fat-binary arm-sve multiversioning
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A sample project for creating cross-platform, Universal Swift 4 Frameworks in Xcode 9.
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Self-hosted systems programming language and compiler for kernel-first development. No LLVM, no C toolchain: native x86_64 and AArch64 executables for Linux, Windows, macOS and Android, compressed fat binaries, plus RISC-V, Xtensa and ESP32 backends.
programming-language embedded kernel cross-platform compiler x86-64 esp32 osdev riscv self-hosting aarch64 xtensa bare-metal systems-programming fat-binary
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Nov 13, 2026 - Shell
Dynamic CPU Microarchitecture Optimization & Packaging Ecosystem
go cli golang performance packaging autotuning zstd cgroups elf amd64 arm64 microarchitecture fat-binary
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Nov 9, 2026 - Go
A fat binary dispatcher for Linux — one executable, several builds of the same program, the running CPU picks the payload at exec time. No libc, no IFUNC, no dynamic linker in the dispatch path.
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Nov 11, 2026 - Zig
A oddly named workaround for fat-binaries on linux (and apparently other *nix'es as well, even if they have a native mechanism for it), uses shell scripting and should work on any system, just read the readme for details. 🚀
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Jul 16, 2022 - C
A reproduction of nm and otool functionalities.
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Jun 14, 2019 - C
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