It's possible but requires some manual steps to download, run and test with 32 bit Linux Julia binaries on Travis CI even though their VM's are 64 bit. I've thought about trying to add support for setting an `os: linux32` or something like that to automate it a bit, but you'd hit some issues with bindeps and maybe a few other places. Ping me on github if there's a package where you'd like to try this out and I can show you how it can be made to work at the moment.
There are varying levels of support for Julia on 32 bit ARM, 64 bit ARM, and 64 bit POWER architectures but I don't know of any free hosted CI services that would give you easy access to automatically test packages there. Linux distribution build servers are the closest things I can think of. On Monday, April 11, 2016 at 12:48:04 AM UTC-7, Andreas Lobinger wrote: > > Hello colleagues, > > i think i asked this here some time before, but maybe there is an update... > > 1) Is there a recommendation how to test packages on Windows, if one > doesn't have a windows computer available? Travis-ci supports linux+OSX on > x86-64 but that's it. (?) > 2) pkg.julialang.org is run manually (and from time to time, not regular) > and tests linux only? > 3) How to test for julia on non-x86-64 (and btw: what non-x86-64 exists?)? > > Wishing a happy day, > Andreas >
