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install contemporary git and clang #22
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couple more tools:
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@ekoby |
I guess gcov is part of gcc install. |
Relevant discussion about sticking with gcc v7 on Bionic vs compiling gcc v11 or v13 from source in this thread: #5 (comment) |
I pushed this branch's local container image build to |
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# RUN cd /usr/local/src \ |
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We could run these build steps (and any apt installs that are only needed for gcc) in a stage and then COPY
the install directory into the final stage of this image. This makes cleanup perfect and effortless.
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I agree that will eliminate any compilation-related bloat in the final image, if we decide to go the route of compiling the three gcc v11 or v13 suites for native, cross-arm, cross-arm64.
resolves #5