initial pass at multiplatform builds #181
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| set(OPENSSL_CONFIGURE_COMMAND ./config ${OPENSSL_CONFIG_OPTIONS}) | ||
| set(OPENSSL_BUILD_COMMAND make) | ||
| set(OPENSSL_BUILD_COMMAND make -j6) |
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Why hard-code this to 6?
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I found out while working on this, the OPENSSL_BUILD_COMMAND doesn't pass down the parallel build job. We should remove the -j6 in favor of passing down the make options from the parent cmake.
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we should get this in... works on Linux to create cross builds (not windows). |
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This looks very useful, thanks. |
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This is still a WIP.We can emulate the build architecture environments with Linux, docker, and qemu-static-$arch binaries.
Then we can run multiarch Ubuntu docker images via:
The general idea is to build luvi within each emulated docker container.
I am not sure when I will get back to PR, but if someone is inspired feel free to PR a full solution
Resources:
Cross-Building-and-Running-Multi-Arch-Docker-Images