The Cartesi Image Toolchain is the repository that provides the Docker configuration files to build a image containing the RISC-V toolchain. This image is used to compile software for the Cartesi Machine Emulator reference implementation. The current toolchain is based on Debian Bookworm and GNU GCC 10.2.0. The target architecture is RISC-V RV64GC with ABI LP64D and RISC-V RV64IMA with ABI LP64.
- Docker 18.x
- GNU Make >= 3.81
$ make buildIf you want to tag the image with custom name you can do the following:
$ make build TOOLCHAIN_TAG=mytagIf you want to remove the temporary downloaded files for a clean build:
$ make cleanTo remove the generated images from your system, please refer to the Docker documentation.
The following options are available as make targets:
- build: builds the RISC-V gnu toolchain docker image
- run: runs the generated image with current user UID and GID
- run-as-root: runs the generated image as root
- push: pushes the image to the registry repository
- clean: cleans temporary downloaded files
You can pass the following variables to the make target if you wish to use different docker image tags.
- TOOLCHAIN_TAG: toolchain image tag
$ make build TOOLCHAIN_TAG=mytag
It's also useful if you want to use pre-built images:
$ make run TOOLCHAIN_TAG=latest
$ make run
- KERNEL_VERSION: kernel version that the toolchain headers will be based upon.
You can select different kernel versions to extract the headers from.
To do this download the linux source code and move it into the file: linux-$(KERNEL_VERSION).tar.gz.
Then call make with KERNEL_VERSION specified
make KERNEL_VERSION=5.15.63-ctsi-2
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Please note we have a Code of Conduct, please follow it in all your interactions with the project.
The image-toolchain repository and all contributions are licensed under APACHE 2.0. Please review our LICENSE file.