How to compile in docker to different architecture?

[lars18th]

Hi,

Now we can compile xfrpc inside a container with static support. However, I need to know how to compile not only for x86, but for example ARM for Android device, mips32 for OpenWRT device, etc.

Any idea?

[liudf0716]

@lars18th XFRPC has already been adopted by the OpenWRT project, which supports a wide range of hardware platforms such as ARM, MIPS and so on.

[lars18th]

Hi @liudf0716 ,

Yes, I know it. However, I need to compile it statically for a different platform (not OpenWRT). So, you know how to compile it inside the Docker container for mips32 device?

Thank you.

[liudf0716]

@lars18th I haven't done the research yet, maybe someone else can do it for you.

[helintongh]

You are talking about cross compiling.There will be a document describing how to cross-compile the corresponding binary through arm-gcc or mips-gcc.

[lars18th]

You are talking about cross compiling.There will be a document describing how to cross-compile the corresponding binary through arm-gcc or mips-gcc.

Thank you. I want to see this document soon.
Regards.

[helintongh]

Now supports cross-compiling xfrpc for mips architecture or arm architecture on x86.
See pr #36 .
Execute the following command in ubuntu 22.04:

sudo apt-get install gcc-mips-linux-gnu # install mips-gcc compiler
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DTHIRDPARTY_STATIC_BUILD=mips -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=mips-linux-gnu-gcc ..
make

get mips xfrpc.

[lars18th]

Hi @helintongh ,

Thank you. I'll check it with the docker image.