Just tried it, and this just works: ~ $ docker run helje5/arm64v8-swift-dev:5.0-latest swift -version Graviton also seems to work out of the box?). (but again: I'm no expert on ARM, maybe that's a non-issue today, e.g. Is it an M1 optimised one which only works in M1 Docker? One which also works on Raspi's? Or on other boards? Which one? In other words, the question is what the Swift provided image would be. That didn't work out, because their boards had a different feature set (different Neon version? Something like that). 2 years ago or so I tried to build Swift on the ARM instances provided by Scaleway. The problem is that ARM is not ARM, the vendors can add/remove features at will.Į.g. To be honest I was surprised that M1's can even run ARM Linux out of the box. I'm no expert on this, but I think an issue is ARM compatibility. They are not very up2date anymore but maybe useful to someone -) some on Future Jones stuff', some based on packages provided by Uraimo, etc.). Based on various methods provided by the community (e.g. I used to do various Raspberry Pi Docker images over here Docker Hub, e.g. Qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped Program arguments: /usr/bin/swift -versionġ.
Given how well Rosetta works, this should help in a lot of typical Docker use-cases where convenience is more important than the last ounce of performance.Įdit: this does not actually work (yet?): ❯ docker run -platform linux/amd64 -rm -it swift:5.3 swift -versionĠ. One thing that might be of interest to anyone on an M1 machine looking to use a nightly toolchain or any other Swift release in the interim: you can always run the intel images in Rosetta via: docker run -platform linux/amd64 -rm -it swift:5.3 ERROR: can't find source directory for libicu (tried /home/build-user/icu)ĮRROR: command terminated with a non-zero exit status 1, abortingĪnd before going further down that particular rabbit hole I wanted to see if anyone knows if this is even the right rabbit hole or if there are other, nicer ones to explore Warning: A compatible version of re2c (>= 0.11.3) was not found changes to src/*.in.cc will not affect your build. That fails pretty soon with AR build/libninja.a I looked around a bit yesterday to see if I could build an image myself and found these instructions here: swift-arm64/README.md at master
I'd love to get this to work on an M1 Mac: ❯ docker run swift:5.3ĭocker: no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries. With the Docker Tech Preview available (and working quite well as far as I can tell), I was wondering if there are any plans to publish arm64 swift docker images.
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