I tend to use containers as my development environment. Consequently, I try to run xcross in the container with the following configuration:
docker run -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v /tmp:/tmp -it --name qemu-dev -h hy --privileged fripside2021/my-dev:20.04 bash
I encountered an issue where the cross-compilation toolchain is created outside the container on the host.
no such file: /tmp/xcross/.__ahuszagh_xcross_uuid_2f
Thus, I need to share the host's /tmp directory with the container using the -v /tmp:/tmp configuration. Now the container can access the toolchain.
However, it still reads the files on the host OS but cannot find the files inside the container.
export CROSS_TARGET=arm64-unknown-linux-musl
xcross --dir . c++ main.c -o basic
aarch64-unknown-linux-musl-g++: error: main.c: No such file or directory
I want to know how to use xcross within containers.
If xcross cannot be used in the container, I will have to revert to using a VM as the development environment.
I tend to use containers as my development environment. Consequently, I try to run xcross in the container with the following configuration:
I encountered an issue where the cross-compilation toolchain is created outside the container on the host.
Thus, I need to share the host's /tmp directory with the container using the -v /tmp:/tmp configuration. Now the container can access the toolchain. However, it still reads the files on the host OS but cannot find the files inside the container.
I want to know how to use xcross within containers. If xcross cannot be used in the container, I will have to revert to using a VM as the development environment.