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Building Wasmer is bit of a pain, because it requires Rust nightly, and
bunch of OS specific packages.
To make building easier, this adds a "build" script at the top-level
directory, which can be used to build Wasmer within a Docker sandbox
that has all the necessary dependencies installed. The build environment
is based on latest Ubuntu 19.04.
You first need to build a Docker image of the sandbox:
docker build --file Dockerfile.build --tag wasmer-build .
Then, to build Wasmer, run:
./build make
To test Wasmer, run:
./build make test
and so on.
You can also drop into a shell within the Docker with:
./build
The "build" script bind mounts current directory as "/wasmer" in the
Docker container, which allows inspecting the build contents like you
had built them on your local machine.
For future improvements, we should consider:
- Consolidation with existing Dockerfile (that is used for Circle CI)
- Publishing the build sandbox image on Docker Hub so that people
don't have to build it themselves
- Moving dependency installation to separate script, which can be
reused outside of the Docker sandbox.
The work has been inspired by "devtool" in the Firecracker project:
https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker/blob/master/tools/devtool
and "dbuild" in the Scylla project:
https://github.com/scylladb/scylla/blob/master/tools/toolchain/dbuild
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#!/bin/bash
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# Wasmer build tool
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#
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# This is a script to build Wasmer in a Docker sandbox.
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#
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# To use the script, first make sure Docker is installed. Then build the
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# sandbox image with:
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#
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# docker build --file Dockerfile.build --tag wasmer-build .
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#
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# After the sandbox image is built successfully, you can run commands in it
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# with this script.
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#
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# For example, to build Wasmer, run:
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#
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# ./build make
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#
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# To test Wasmer, run:
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#
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# ./build make test
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#
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# and so on.
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docker_hostname="wasmer-build"
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docker_img="wasmer-build"
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docker_workdir="/wasmer"
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docker_args=(
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#
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# General config.
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#
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--hostname=${docker_hostname}
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--interactive
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--network=host
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--rm
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--tty
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#
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# User and group config.
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#
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# Use the same user and group permissions as host to make integration
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# between host and container simple.
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#
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--user "$(id --user):$(id --group)"
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--volume "/etc/group:/etc/group:ro"
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--volume "/etc/passwd:/etc/passwd:ro"
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--volume "/etc/shadow:/etc/shadow:ro"
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#
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# Time zone config.
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#
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# Use the same time zone as the host.
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#
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--volume "/etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro"
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#
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# Linux capabilities.
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#
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# Add SYS_PTRACE capability to the container so that people can run
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# `strace'.
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#
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--cap-add SYS_PTRACE
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#
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# Source directory.
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#
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--workdir=${docker_workdir}
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--volume "$(pwd):${docker_workdir}:z"
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#
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# Environment variables.
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#
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--env "CARGO_HOME=${docker_workdir}/.cargo"
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)
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docker run ${docker_args[@]} ${docker_img} $*
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