I saw some older posts about this, but didn’t find any recent answers.
I know that Xojo only compiles 32Bit for Raspberry right now. I’m considering purchasing a Raspberry Pi 4 8gb.
Is anyone running one of these with a different version of linux that perhaps Xojo could could compile for 64 bit Linux and be useable on the Pi?
It does ARM 64 and 32 already.
I am using 32-bit for electronics gpio pin programs on the Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS.
I use 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS for graphics programs that use the additional memory above 4 mb.
So are you just compiling for 64Bit ARM Linux in Xojo and works with the Raspberry 64 Bit OS?
Yes, I compile 64-bit arm debian for 64-bit raspberry pi os.
Edit: added arm.
Note. Most of my work has been 32 bit with electronics. You will need to test 64-bit on the latest OS, just to be sure 
I’m just tinkering with Raspberry (a pi 3) right now. No particular need at this point. Just considering buying a 4 8gb model and wanted to make sure I can compile Xojo apps for it.
Thanks!
Hi Steve,
Ran a test to make sure it still works, and yes it works 
Raspberry Pi OS = Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) - full version
Xojo = 2022r4.1
Xojo compile = ARM 64-bit
Edit: Raspberry Pi 4B 8 MB
What xojo license do you have to compile?
I just tried with the same settings and it seems that the Xojo Pi license only works for 32 bit 
Yeah, same options.
Maybe Xojo forgot to update the licences when they included the new target @Geoff_Perlman ?
We originally were holding back on including this with the free Pi license but we gave the issue a fresh look and reconsidered. r1 will thus include support for Linux ARM64 in the free Pi license. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
