[ndabas]

You already added tests for Windows ARM64 in 1227ac6, so here's a fairly straightforward PR to add the wheels too (just to make it easier for you vs. opening an issue about it.)

I skipped cp39 and cp310 for win_arm64 for two reasons:

• numpy wheels are not available for those interpreter/platform combinations.
• There is no official CPython release for win_arm64 before 3.11.

[dofuuz]

IMHO, Download share of ARM Windows is still too small.

I'm planning to add ARM Windows wheels with dropping x86 MacOS.

It's going to happen when

• EOL of x86 MacOS
• or download share change → ARM Windows ≥ x86 MacOS
• or strong demand of community

pypinfo --all -pc -md -l 100 "soxr==1.1.0" system cpu
Served from cache: False
Data processed: 3.99 GiB
Data billed: 3.99 GiB
Estimated cost: $0.02

system_name	cpu	percent	download_count
Linux	x86_64	78.88%	5,138,107
Windows	AMD64	11.45%	745,534
Darwin	arm64	4.91%	319,907
Linux	aarch64	3.46%	225,548
None	None	0.64%	41,583
Linux	None	0.36%	23,140
Darwin	x86_64	0.16%	10,612
Windows	ARM64	0.08%	5,265
Windows	None	0.03%	1,885
Windows		0.02%	1,389
Darwin	None	0.01%	660
Android	aarch64	0.00%	115
Linux	s390x	0.00%	28
Linux	ppc64le	0.00%	22
Linux	riscv64	0.00%	8
Linux	armv8l	0.00%	4
Linux	armv7l	0.00%	3
Android	armv8l	0.00%	3
SunOS	i86pc	0.00%	3
Android	armv7l	0.00%	2
HarmonyOS	aarch64	0.00%	2
Emscripten	wasm32	0.00%	1
FreeBSD	amd64	0.00%	1
iOS	iPhone17,3	0.00%	1
iPadOS	iPad6,3	0.00%	1
Linux	loongarch64	0.00%	1
Total			6,513,825

[ndabas]

@dofuuz thanks for the feedback. The reason why I created this PR is because new laptops based on Nvidia RTX Spark will hit the market shortly, and we'll suddenly have a large influx of Windows ARM64 users. It's a small change that will make the experience a lot smoother for those users. Let me know what you think.