Can't cross compile #23319
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Hi, I'm trying to cross-compile vector to ARM64 I tried it on two different machines - the error is the same. Is my setup maybe wrong? I would really appreciate any hints 🙏 |
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Hi @europaul, this is likely due to using If you hit any issues running the make command, |
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Hi @thomasqueirozb, thank you for the answer! The make target you mentioned indeed works outside of the environment container. I found out by following the steps from the I also found out what was causing the issue mentioned above: cross is relying on docker to fetch the cross compilation container, so the first thing it does is trying to find out if it's being run inside a container by looking at #!/usr/bin/env bash
# set HOSTNAME to container id for `cross`
HOSTNAME="$(head -1 /proc/self/cgroup|cut -d/ -f3)"
export HOSTNAME
exec "$@"doesn't work and sets HOSTNAME to an empty string. And of course As far as I understood the environment container was also not build to support cross compiling vector. Or was it? In that case I think I can fix |
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Created #23479 |
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Nope, cross compiling from inside the container is still broken as I mentioned in my previous comment. I keep getting an
wrap-rustcunused error. This is probably some weirdcrossbehavior which is likely resolved by using an argument. Tracking this down is a bit of a nightmare and git bisecting would require cherry picking my partial fix commit and then trying to runmake environmentand thenmake build-aarch64-unknown-linux-muslfrom inside the container. And even when you find the offending commit (which may not exist due to different docker versions) the issue might live inside ofcrosssource code. It's a rabbit hole.I'd be happy to accept any contributions that fix this issue thoug…