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In order to support building for Linux on ARM64/aarch64 (64bit) we could easily cross compile Docker Machine. In Go we use "linux/arm64", but on Linux the architecture is called "aarch64" which can be determined with `uname -m`. Testing a build locally within Docker and only compile an ARM64 binary is easy with this command: ``` USE_CONTAINER=true TARGET_OS=linux TARGET_ARCH=arm64 make build-x ``` It builds the binary `./bin/docker-machine-Linux-aarch64`. Signed-off-by: Dieter Reuter <dieter.reuter@me.com>
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Makefile
32 lines
828 B
Makefile
# Project name, used to name the binaries
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PKG_NAME := docker-machine
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# If true, disable optimizations and does NOT strip the binary
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DEBUG ?=
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# If true, "build" will produce a static binary (cross compile always produce static build regardless)
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STATIC ?=
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# If true, turn on verbose output for build
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VERBOSE ?=
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# Build tags
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BUILDTAGS ?=
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# Adjust number of parallel builds (XXX not used)
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PARALLEL ?= -1
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# Coverage default directory
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COVERAGE_DIR ?= cover
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# Whether to perform targets inside a docker container, or natively on the host
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USE_CONTAINER ?=
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# List of cross compilation targets
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ifeq ($(TARGET_OS),)
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TARGET_OS := darwin linux windows
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endif
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ifeq ($(TARGET_ARCH),)
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TARGET_ARCH := amd64 arm arm64 386
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endif
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# Output prefix, defaults to local directory if not specified
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ifeq ($(PREFIX),)
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PREFIX := $(shell pwd)
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endif
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