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- Add pi5 CPU enum with cortex-a76+nocrypto compiler flags - Add pi5_64 target for 64-bit ARM engine builds - Update README with Pi 5 build configuration and docs
The Cortex-A76 in Raspberry Pi 5 supports crypto extensions, so there's no need to disable them like on Pi3/Pi4.
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Summary
cortex-a76+nocryptocompiler flagsDetails
The Raspberry Pi 5 uses a BCM2712 SoC with Cortex-A76 cores (ARMv8.2-A architecture). This PR adds support for building CPU-tuned engine binaries optimized for the Pi 5.
Compiler flags
GCC tuning differences
cortexa72tuning modelneoversen1tuning model with additional features (F16, DOTPROD, RCPC)New build jobs
build engine (for: pi5-64, flavor: profile)build engine (for: pi5-64, flavor: release)Note: Using
+nocryptofor consistency with Pi 3/Pi 4 builds, though the A76 in Pi 5 does support crypto extensions.