The gcc microcontainer is not a realistic use case for compiling and building C/C++ code. The richness of the compilation universe is managed by task runners that can build their own dependencies, like make, ant, grunt, gulp, bazel, etc.
Any effort to create a container that is more realistic for building C/C++?
All these build tools have parallelization already built in, so there is going to be a fight between who is doing what.
The gcc microcontainer is not a realistic use case for compiling and building C/C++ code. The richness of the compilation universe is managed by task runners that can build their own dependencies, like make, ant, grunt, gulp, bazel, etc.
Any effort to create a container that is more realistic for building C/C++?
All these build tools have parallelization already built in, so there is going to be a fight between who is doing what.