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Mirrors the Linux jobs of upstream's release.yml, narrowed to riscv64. SimSIMD has no RISC-V kernels, so the extension builds from the portable serial C path; upstream's own i686/ppc64le/s390x wheels are built the same way. Drops upstream's SIMSIMD_IN_QEMU marker: the riscv64 runners are native hardware, so the half-precision and complex-number tests it disables run here. The extension links libgomp, which auditwheel vendors into the wheel, so the workflow publishes the toolchain sources alongside it.
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simsimd6.5.16Compiles the SimSIMD C extension, a mixed-precision BLAS-like vector math library. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors upstream's
release.ymlLinux jobs. SimSIMD has no RISC-V kernels, so the extension builds from the portable serial path and the capability-parametrised tests skip themselves, exactly as for upstream's i686, ppc64le and s390x wheels.Differs from upstream
SIMSIMD_IN_QEMUunset - the riscv64 runners are native hardware.Testing
License: wheel bundles libgomp (GPLv3 with the GCC Runtime Library Exception) from the build image, so its sources are published with the release.
Built on cp312; 54 passed, 1168 skipped.