cace6e7a2c
This adds an appropriate "-Darchname" value for cross-building (arm32v7 builds on an arm64v8 kernel, i386 builds on an amd64 kernel, etc), and conditionally converts "-Duse64bitall" into "-Duse64bitint" (which is what Debian uses when compiling Perl). See also https://sources.debian.net/src/perl/stretch/debian/config.debian/#L115 and https://sources.debian.net/src/perl/stretch/debian/config.debian/#L130. > *** You have chosen a maximally 64-bit build, > *** but your pointers are only 4 bytes wide. > *** Please rerun Configure without -Duse64bitall. > *** Since you have quads, you could possibly try with -Duse64bitint. |
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| 5.008.009-64bit | ||
| 5.008.009-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.010.001-64bit | ||
| 5.010.001-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.012.005-64bit | ||
| 5.012.005-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.014.004-64bit | ||
| 5.014.004-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.016.003-64bit | ||
| 5.016.003-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.018.004-64bit | ||
| 5.018.004-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.020.003-64bit | ||
| 5.020.003-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.022.004-64bit | ||
| 5.022.004-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.024.002-64bit | ||
| 5.024.002-64bit,threaded | ||
| 5.026.000-64bit | ||
| 5.026.000-64bit,threaded | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| generate.pl | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| README.md | ||
| Releases.yaml | ||
docker-perl
Dockerfiles for Perl5
This project is the source for the Docker perl repo; for more details, take a look at https://registry.hub.docker.com/_/perl/.
The structure of this repo is to use the full version ID of each Perl version, plus a comma separate list of extensions. Every directory is expected to have at least the bit specification (32bit or 64bit), and at the moment the only other extension is threaded.
There are currently no 32bit extensions as Docker does not (yet?) support 32-bit builds.
The 64bit builds specify use64bitall despite this being largely redundant (Configure would properly detect this) to make the desired bit size explicit.
The individual Dockerfiles are generated via 'generate.pl', which uses Releases.yaml to populate the individual files.
For older versions of Perl, some patches may be necessary to build properly on a current base OS. In those cases, perl -V will show the locally applied patches. These changes should be limited to Configure rather than to code itself, and will be a cherry pick or back port of a patch from the mainline perl branch whenever possible.