This Dockerfilecontains exactly the same instructions required by Linux RISC-V GNU Toolchain Tutorial to get to the part where you really start learning Assembly (step 3.b.2 and forward).
- Docker (I'm using 20.10.6)
We have to give execute permission to these files, so you should check it out, simple bash.
git clone https://github.com/dcdourado/advanced-microprocessor
cd advanced-microprocessor
# Execute permissions
chmod +x bin/volume.sh
chmod +x bin/build.sh
chmod +x bin/start.sh
chmod +x bin/docker-config.sh # We don't run this on host, but the permission is needed to execute inside the container.
# Just the first time! So we can "transfer" code written here to the container
./bin/volume.sh
# You can run it after pulling this repo again to get updates. This command pulls ubuntu docker image, and does some dependencies installing.
./bin/build.shFor the sake of testability, we've already have inside the container the assembly program main.s, so let's check it out
# First time will take some time... So go stretch your legs
./bin/start.sh Notes:
- You don't even have to start the qemu, since our start.sh script already does that.
- Files should persist unless you explicitly exclude it from your storage (HD, SSD etc), so don't:
--rm.