At the end, your many "words" describe a situation that to me is amazing,
"build the app binaries on a x64 Windows PC, and then copy the built binaries over to an Arm device upon which to run or test the app."
Amazing!
That has no promise of any direct value for me, but it's still amazing and, I guess, maybe still worth my hearing about it.
I'm staying with Windows and 64 bit versions of x86. For me and my work, I see no reason to invest time, energy, or money in changing.
At the end, your many "words" describe a situation that to me is amazing,
"build the app binaries on a x64 Windows PC, and then copy the built binaries over to an Arm device upon which to run or test the app."
Amazing!
That has no promise of any direct value for me, but it's still amazing and, I guess, maybe still worth my hearing about it.
I'm staying with Windows and 64 bit versions of x86. For me and my work, I see no reason to invest time, energy, or money in changing.