Svyatoslav Scherbina
aecf18b842
Don't make Docker container copy artifact to a host directory mounted with -v, because this fails due to a file permission issue: build is run by a regular user, but the volume directory inside the container is owned by root. Instead, make the host copy the artifact from the container. Also, make the container print the artifact path before that. Just in case, in order to easily copy file manually, should something go wrong. ^KT-58864
Kotlin/Native toolchains builder
This directory contains a set of scripts and configuration files that allow one to build the same toolchain that is used by Kotlin/Native.
System requirements
- Docker
Usage
- First, you need to build a Docker image with crosstool-ng inside. Use
create_image.shfor it. - Now you can build an actual toolchain. To pick one, take a look inside
toolchainsfolder. It is organized as$TARGET/$VERSION. Then run./run_container.sh $TARGET $VERSION $TOOLCHAIN_VERSION_SUFFIX. Building a toolchain might take a while (~17 minutes on Ryzen 5 3600). Once ready, an archive will be placed inartifactsfolder.$TOOLCHAIN_VERSION_SUFFIXis an optional argument that adds suffix to the end of toolchain name.
Example
./create_image.sh && ./run_container.sh aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu gcc-8.3.0-glibc-2.25-kernel-4.9
Notes
Check that Docker can write to artifacts directory (where build_toolchains.sh places archives).