Help/Support What's the difference?

Crypto · August 19, 2016

In the control file when compiling a hack, what's the difference between

ARCHS = armv7 arm64

and

ARCHS = armv7 arm64 armv7s

Ghostrecon2759 · August 19, 2016

I honestly don't know

CmakLove · August 19, 2016

These are for compatibility ex. "ARCHS = armv7 arm64" will only install/work in armv7, arm64 devices. But im not sure.

Rook · August 19, 2016

Basically you tell the compiler which architectures you want to compile this tweak for.

If you leave just armv7, the dylib will be half the usual size.

Crypto · August 20, 2016

These are for compatibility ex. "ARCHS = armv7 arm64" will only install/work in armv7, arm64 devices. But im not sure.

Basically you tell the compiler which architectures you want to compile this tweak for.

If you leave just armv7, the dylib will be half the usual size.

I still don't understand, I know that it makes the hack support armv7 and arm64 devices but, what is the armv7S for then?

Here's an exemple : I recently made a Mimo hack using ARCHS = armv7 arm64. If I had used armv7s also, what would have changed?

Rook · August 20, 2016

I still don't understand, I know that it makes the hack support armv7 and arm64 devices but, what is the armv7S for then?

Here's an exemple : I recently made a Mimo hack using ARCHS = armv7 arm64. If I had used armv7s also, what would have changed?

Google armv7s

Crypto · August 20, 2016

Google armv7s

I did, it states that iPhone 5 runs armv7s but it ALSO runs armv64 lol... I don't understand what's the diff.. D:

well you could just tell me do you use all 3? or just arm7 and arm64 when hooking

Updated August 20, 2016 by Crypto

CmakLove · August 20, 2016

Idk i never cared about that so..

DrogenKinder · August 22, 2016

I still don't understand, I know that it makes the hack support armv7 and arm64 devices but, what is the armv7S for then?

Here's an exemple : I recently made a Mimo hack using ARCHS = armv7 arm64. If I had used armv7s also, what would have changed?

it is like the differences between coding languages C and C++ : In general, everything that exists in C is supported in C++.

C++ is object oriented (so, for examples, you have classes), C is not.

C++ has a boolean type C doesn't.

They are different languages. They just share most of the syntax

I guess it is the same with armv7 and 7s

Updated August 22, 2016 by DrogenKinder