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I think Windows ARM is only 64 bit. And the support in stackman is currently only hypothetical. It cross-compiles the code but I haven't been able to run the unit tests on windows for arm.
Last time I checked (about 6 months ago) people were downloading windows ARM distro disks and running through some hoops to run them on QEMU or similar.... maybe there is some way now, cloud based platforms or something...
There is a 32bit Windows 10 build target in C-Python and it compiles. However I don't have any test system for Windows on ARM or ARM64. I'll try to get some real hardware, but that take some time.
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C-Python supports ARM and ARM64 and stackman supports them too. Therefore Stackless should do so too.
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