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Docker is working in support muti architectures images, completely transparent for the users. Would be really great to have this in the slackware images (amd64 and arm64 as minimum). A example for alpine image:
Good thought. I've been using buildah/podman to build lately. I'll have
to check on how to build multi-arch with these tools. Is that something
you have experience with?
I have experience building a multiarch project, usually based on alpine (https://github.com/vk496/stronghome).
I don't have experience with buildah/podman, but since Docker allow run (and build) natively code from other arch, I would suggest to create a Docker image that create the minimal slackware image instead of trying to do cross-compilation for different archs.
BR,
Valentín
El 12 de agosto de 2019 20:59:58 CEST, Vincent Batts <[email protected]> escribió:
Good thought. I've been using buildah/podman to build lately. I'll have
to check on how to build multi-arch with these tools. Is that something
you have experience with?
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Hello,
Docker is working in support muti architectures images, completely transparent for the users. Would be really great to have this in the slackware images (amd64 and arm64 as minimum). A example for alpine image:
If you need help to implement that, let me know 👍
BR,
Valentín
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