How to compile an ARM architecture application for the Linux platform

[xiaodanny]

Hey everyone, I need some help. I want to compile a ‘Hello, World!’ application to run on the ARM architecture of the Linux platform. However, in my Unity 2021.3.16f1c1, I selected ‘Linux’ as the target platform, but I don’t see the ‘Architecture’ option. Can anyone help me with this?

[Spy-Master]

ARM isn’t a supported architecture family for Linux targets. (This is still true for Unity 6 Preview). Embedded Linux supports 64-bit ARM, but that requires a separate “premium runtime” license.

[xiaodanny]

“premium runtime 1” ，How to apply for this license？

[xiaodanny]

The Unity I am currently purchasing is the “pro” version

[Spy-Master]

@xiaodanny

“premium runtime 1” ，How to apply for this license？

https://docs.unity.com/embeddedlinux/en/manual/Getting%20Started

Note : Unity Editor for Embedded Linux is available under separate terms. For licensing and download information, contact your Account Manager or the Unity Sales team.

Embedded Linux is a compact version of Linux designed to use for embedded devices and appliances. It provides features and services that support building applications suited for embedded systems. Use this document to familiarize yourself with setting up the Unity Editor for Embedded Linux. For information on distributions, refer to Embedded Linux Distributions.

I included Embedded Linux for completeness, but as stated on that page, it’s intended for embedded systems.

The “1” after “premium runtime” in the previous message just indicates the number of times the link was clicked as tracked by Discourse.