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Antelope DUNES Documentation
Nikolaus Heger edited this page Sep 13, 2023
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Needs better docs on how to get antelope running
I tried using DUNES but I think it may be simpler to just run command line commands on the docker container with
dune -- <command>
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- Clone DUNES repo
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- Add DUNES repo to path as per Antelope instructions - this installs the "dune" command line tool
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- Run Docker
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- Go to Docker settings, Make sure file sharing is enabled on '/' (root folder) 4.1. - [Optional] Assign more cores for faster builds under Settings -> Resources
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- Mac System Settings: Go to Privacy and Security -> Full Disk Access, enable for Docker and Terminal
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- Run
dune --version
- Run
This installs the docker image and proves dune is installed with the version output
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- In Docker, inspect the file system on the dune container - Click through /host/Users/your_user/... path to your build directory - if you get security warnings and errors, go to back to system settings and make sure full disk access is enabled.
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- Run build - dune -- (command) runs commands direct on the dune container, or open a terminal window on Docker Desktop on the container, type 'bash', then do the builds directly from there.
run make -j10
to run on 10 cores.
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- configure cmake and ninja cmake -S . -B ./build -G Ninja
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- on docker container add ninja
apt-get install ninja-build
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- run ninja by typing 'ninja'