Nix: Introduce separate shells for cross compilation #457
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- Previously, we used a single `ci-cross` nix shell for all cross-compilation tool chains. This shell takes a very long time to build and is therefore inconvenient to use for cross-compilation on a specific target. - This commit extends the nix flake by architecture specific ci cross shells: - ci-cross-x86_64 - ci-cross-aarch64 - ci-cross-riscv64 - ci-cross-riscv32 - ci-cross-ppc64le - ci-cross-aarch64_be - It also adjusts CI to use those shells. - This commit is port from mlkem-native: - pq-code-package/mlkem-native#1104 Signed-off-by: willieyz <willie.zhao@chelpis.com>
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ci-crossnix shell for all cross-compilation tool chains. This shell takes a very long time to build and is therefore inconvenient to use for cross-compilation on a specific target.