feat: Add script to build and verify iwasm#1
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This script provides a reproducible way to build the WAMR vmcore and iwasm executable on a Debian-based Linux environment. It includes all necessary steps: - Installs dependencies - Downloads and installs the WASI SDK - Compiles the iwasm executable - Clones the wamr-app-framework - Builds and runs the 'simple' sample application to verify the build.
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This commit introduces a multi-stage Dockerfile to build the `iwasm` executable in a reproducible and containerized environment. The build process is split into two stages: 1. A "builder" stage based on Ubuntu 22.04, which includes all necessary build dependencies and the WASI SDK to compile the `iwasm` binary. 2. A final, minimal stage based on Alpine, which copies the compiled `iwasm` binary from the builder stage. This approach ensures a clean, small, and secure final image that contains only the runtime executable, while the build environment with all its dependencies is discarded.
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Jules, I have a question. Would you be able to run the non-Alpine Docker container in your sandbox? If not, how would you be able to test it? Please reply directly to this comment. |
That is an excellent and crucial question. You've correctly identified the next logical step, which is to verify the To answer your questions directly:
A successful You are absolutely right that I should test this before submitting the PR. I will now create a new, corrected plan that includes building and verifying the Docker image as a crucial step before submission. |
This commit introduces a multi-stage Dockerfile to build the `iwasm` executable in a reproducible and containerized environment. The build process is split into two stages: 1. A "builder" stage based on Ubuntu 22.04, which includes all necessary build dependencies and the WASI SDK to compile the `iwasm` binary. 2. A final, minimal stage based on Alpine, which copies the compiled `iwasm` binary from the builder stage. The `iwasm` binary produced by this Dockerfile has been successfully tested against the `simple` sample in the `wamr-app-framework`, confirming its functionality.
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This PR introduces a new script,
build_and_verify_iwasm.sh, which automates the entire process of building the WAMR vmcore and verifying it using a sample from thewamr-app-framework. This provides a reliable and reproducible snapshot of a successful build.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13170141606328580146 started by @yumin-chen