Windows 10 How to Convert x86 Applications to ARM for Message Apps on Motorola Edge Plus

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Maybe I posted in wrong thread, looking to see what or how to convert x86 to arm so I can run msg app.

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I've already told you, you compile the code. If you want to understand what that is there is plenty documentation and guides on the basics of software development and compiling code.
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They don't supply source code for signal just the library for development. I'm not sure what you would convert since it has to be source.
 
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They don't supply source code for signal just the library for development. I'm not sure what you would convert since it has to be source.
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I understand now but can you point me in the direction to do this? Maybe future apps/projects with open code

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You can't convert compiled code. If it's possible to get it working on ARM I would ask on signal's forum
 
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You can't convert compiled code. If it's possible to get it working on ARM I would ask on signal's forum
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I did reason I'm here, what program is used to do something like this for future.

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Taking a step back, what platform are you trying to run Signal on? It should be available on most platforms.
 
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Taking a step back, what platform are you trying to run Signal on? It should be available on most platforms.
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Ok I have a surface pro X sq2 proc so I want to know how to convert it. This new surface I got runs on Arm

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You'll have to wait until Signal releases a Windows ARM version. Signal source code isn't available.
 
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Neemobeer said:
You'll have to wait until Signal releases a Windows ARM version. Signal source code isn't available.
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Yes that I know but how would one go about it? Saying I have the code what would I need?

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I've already told you, you compile the code. If you want to understand what that is there is plenty documentation and guides on the basics of software development and compiling code.
 
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Neemobeer said:
I've already told you, you compile the code. If you want to understand what that is there is plenty documentation and guides on the basics of software development and compiling code.
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Ok was just looking for something like visual studio etc......

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Never tried compiling anything for ARM. It's probably possible but you'd need to consult documentation.
 
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Ok signal source code is public, can anyone help me and tell me how to compile for Arm

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