Initial ARM64 build support#121
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International support causes a bunch of problems because AL.exe doesn't support AMR64 as a valid platform. The work around is to disable the built in assembly linking and replicate the action using a cusotm action. Another option is to compile for x64 and then copy the needed assemblies to the correct directories as mentioned in the following stackoverflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77414978/c-sharp-wpf-implements-multi-language-internationalization-support-and-the-corr
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International support causes a bunch of problems because AL.exe doesn't support AMR64 as a valid platform. I worked around it by disabling the built-in assembly linking and replicating the action using a custom action. Another option is to compile for x64 and then copy the needed assemblies to the correct directories as mentioned in the following Stackoverflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77414978/c-sharp-wpf-implements-multi-language-internationalization-support-and-the-corr
During the first compilation, there is a warning saying it couldn't execute al.exe because the culture wasn't specified. But that message doesn't appear in the debug output, and all the files are built correctly. I don't know what is generating the warning. And it doesn't appear on subsequent recompiles.
I installed my ARM64 build on a Dell Latitude 7455, and it appears to work. However, I'm unsure of everything that needs to be tested, and I don't know if the French and Danish localizations are correct.
WiX v3.14.0.3910 added ARM support. You will need that release or higher. I used 3.14.1.8722