Added macOS arm64 support#39
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Pedantic tweak to use the term arm64 in place of M1, since presumably (hopefully) we'll see further iterations of Apple Silicon Macs such as M2, etc. Added a bit more detail to the doc comments for both the SDK architecture selection function and the Dartium architecture selection function.
The chance that anyone is actually using Dartium or Content Shell, and thus Dart 1.x in 2022 is pretty slim, but adding this for completionism and for the fun factor of jumping in the time machine and paying a visit to Dart's origins in Chromium. Older versions of Dartium were time-limited to stop working after some fixed amount of time due to the security implications of running an out-of-date browser with two VMs running simultaneously and memory leaks galore. My recollection is that later versions of Dartium removed this time limit in order to give Dart 1.x users time to migrate to Dart 2, so those are likely usable even today.
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Thank you very much for your patch! This looks great! I've added a couple tiny tweaks in two followup commits:
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Not bad timing either; finally landed support for building Flutter engine on Apple Silicon Macs this morning in flutter-team-archive/engine#33244. |
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