Hey there,
Ah, the age-old challenge of wrangling with outdated code, especially on ARM architectures! I've been there, done that, and have the scars to prove it. From my experience, the key hurdles usually involve dependencies that are no longer maintained or compatible changes in the language/toolchain. What we need here is a bit of code archaeology and an up-to-date substitute scavenging to get that GMAN_CLIENT up and running on your aarch64 Ubuntu 22.04 setup.
Here's how I can help:
✅ **Proficiency in Go**: I've got the Go programming language covered, so I can navigate and tweak the existing Go code to suit our ARM 64-bit needs.
✅ **Experience with Source Compilation**: Compiling software from source is something I've done numerous times, tackling those frustrating error messages line-by-line.
✅ **ARM 64-bit Familiarity**: ARM architecture isn't foreign territory to me, and I've worked on similar compilation projects on ARM 64-bit systems.
✅ **Troubleshooting Skills**: Identifying and resolving compilation errors is my bread and butter. I can track down dependency issues and ensure compatibility.
I can jump into this immediately and collaborate with you to unravel these issues. We could start with a call to dig deeper into the current state of your setup and smooth out any uncertainties. Looking forward to chatting and tackling this together.
Cheers,
Strahinja