create docker image for rust-mos #3
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I am gonna try to put a docker file together that accomplishes this. I hope to create something so that a user can just type a couple commands to create the container, run rust from the container to generate the Mos executable. |
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I'm already preparing docker images, mainly for vscode devcontainer, but they can be used also standalone probably: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/mrkits/rust-mos You can find dockerfiles here: https://github.com/mrk-its/rust-mos-docker |
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And here is example project including vscode devcontainer configuration: https://github.com/mrk-its/rust-mos-hello-world |
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Awesome.. I will take a look
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And here is example project including vscode devcontainer configuration:
https://github.com/mrk-its/rust-mos-hello-world
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update target configuration add build.sh .gitmodules, Cargo.lock use mos-clang as linker bugfix add create_mos_targets.py set target vendor adapt to new sdk fix create_mos_targets script fix build.sh s/a800xl/atari8/g add nes-nrom-128 target update README.md use cow memcmp bugfix use fork of cargo 0.1.75 build docker images, closes #3 trigger workflow on push to master Provide dylib instructions for libxml2 on MacOS add missing platforms c_int_definition based on target_pointer_width update .gitmodules
It maybe a benefit for a lot of people if there were a docker file that would generate a working rust-mos container so that most users don't have to compile it themselves on their own systems.
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