Sccache is a ccache-like tool. It is used as a compiler wrapper and avoids compilation when possible. Sccache has the capability to utilize caching in remote storage environments, including various cloud storage options, or alternatively, in local storage.
Hello, I hope using sccache to distribute to offload compiler task from my aarch64 SBC. However, I only have an x86_64 build server.
It seems that sccache can neither detect and package my tool chain properly, nor can it run my manually packed ones (either case I only receive a none helping bwrap: execvp archive_compiler_executable: No such file or directory), which I think even old-school distcc had already solved by letting builder prepare the tool chain and distinguish them with prefix.
But besides, I still really love the S3 caching backend provided by sccache, and would be really interested in a unified solution. So, is there a good approach for the above case?
Hello, I hope using
sccache
to distribute to offload compiler task from my aarch64 SBC. However, I only have an x86_64 build server.It seems that
sccache
can neither detect and package my tool chain properly, nor can it run my manually packed ones (either case I only receive a none helpingbwrap: execvp archive_compiler_executable: No such file or directory
), which I think even old-schooldistcc
had already solved by letting builder prepare the tool chain and distinguish them with prefix.But besides, I still really love the S3 caching backend provided by
sccache
, and would be really interested in a unified solution. So, is there a good approach for the above case?