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These are the changes necessary to build both
linux/amd64
andlinux/arm64
docker images. This way we can provide not only images running on x86_64 but also aarch64. They run much faster on ARM based Mac and ARM based Linux systems.On the native platform (x86_64-linux or aarch64-linux) ruby configure script finds libz and libcrypt and makes use of it in libruby.
Disabling them per
ac_cv_*
variables unifies cross builds and we can remove platform specific injection of-lz
and-lcrypt
intomkmf.rb
.The docker image for the x64-mingw-ucrt compiler
larskanis/mingw64-ucrt
needs to be rebuilt onlinux/arm64
platform, so that both arm64 and amd64 are provided. Currently the image for platformlinux/amd64
is used onlinux/arm64
, which doesn't work.The rebuild fails on docker arm64 emulation with segmentation fault, but works flawlessly on a real arm64 device.
When it is rebuilt, the deb package versions have changed versions, which is adjusted below. So it makes sense to rebuild and push
larskanis/mingw64-ucrt
just before this PR is merged.I didn't test whether the image build on x86_64 with
docker buildx
arm64 emulation works. Maybe they crash similar tomingw64-ucrt
. In any case it's very slow. However I can build thelinux/arm64
images locally and push them manually.Fixes #78