Closed nstuardod closed 3 years ago
How about:
By default, the build system assumes the host system runs on x86-64 GNU/Linux and it will use QEMU to emulate non-x86 platforms within Docker. If you are building on a non-x86 host, you can use the
--no-qemu
to disable QEMU entirely, or--use-qemu <PLATFORM>
to force the use of a specific build of QEMU if you're cross building for a different platform. The platform argument follows the formatos/arch(/variant)
.
Thanks for implementing this :tada:
Thanks. However there were two unmerged (last-minute) commits that should be added.
I did a squash-merge, so all the commits should already be in it?
Now they are. Thanks again.
Add the
--no-qemu
and--use-qemu <PLATFORM>
command line arguments to the build script, so it's possible to do builds on non-x86 hosts.