Additional encoding argument for none x86 systems #1627
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…tems that do not by default compile into ASCII
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Hi,
regarding issue #1440, this change allows compiling MiKTeX on none x86 architectures, for example ARM64. All credits to @sumitd2. I just formed his solution into a PR.
The list is defined within this Regex:
"^(powerpc|ppc)64le|aarch64"Since ARM CPUs are rising, and more diverse than good old x86, this list will most probably grow.
The list currently contains following architectures: