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Thanks for your answer. I'll close this issue.

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In theory, yes. But given the Apple Watch 3 is the only Apple ARM 32 Bit device currently still supported, I wonder, what your use case would be?

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Because I has only one ARM device (Apple Silicon Mac) for development, and I want to try both 32bit and 62bit arm assembly. I'm appreciate if you can help to give the answer.

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You will not be able to build runnable ARM 32 executables on the M1. You can build executables for the Apple Watch 3, or for older iPhones.
For ARM 32, I really would recommend getting a cheap Raspberry Pi 2 (or even 1).

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