C/C++ Build Environment

A Docker-based development environment for compiling 32-bit and 64-bit C/C++ applications, pre-configured with modern compilers and build tools.

Features

• Modern Toolchain Versions: fresh compiler suites and development tools.

• Multi-Architecture Support: compile for both x86 (32-bit) and x86_64 (64-bit) targets.

• Legacy System Compatibility: the Oracle Linux 7 image comes with glibc-2.17, making it a suitable environment for compiling applications that need to run on older Linux distributions.

Distribution	glibc	Binutils	Make	CMake	Ninja	GCC	Clang	Intel oneAPI
Debian 11	2.31	2.44	4.4.1	3.30.7	1.12.2	10.2.1	19.1.7	2024.2.1
Oracle Linux 7	2.17	2.44	4.4.1	3.30.7	1.12.2	14.2.0	-	-

Building Images

Prerequisites

• Docker installed on your machine.
• A Unix-like shell (Linux, macOS, or WSL on Windows) to run the build script.

Usage

The build process is managed via the build.sh script:

./build.sh [options]

To build the Docker images, run the build.sh with the following options:

• -d, --distro <name>
  Specify the base Linux distribution for the Docker image (e.g., oracle-7, debian-11).

• -c, --compiler <name>
  Specify the compiler to include in the Docker image:

  • gnu: GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
  • clang: Clang/LLVM
  • intel: Intel oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler
  • all: Build images for each compiler available in the specified distribution.

• -t, --tag <tag>
  Specify a custom Docker image tag (optional).
  

• -h, --help
  Display the help message.

Examples

Build a Docker image for Debian 11 with the GNU compiler:

./build.sh --distro debian-11 --compiler gnu

Build a Docker image for Oracle 7 with the GNU compiler and a custom tag:

./build.sh -d oracle-7 -c gnu -t my-custom-tag

Build Docker images for all available compilers on Debian 11:

./build.sh -d debian-11

Prebuilt Images

Ready-to-use images are available on Docker Hub:

• Debian 11 Images:

  • 🐂 GNU
  • 🐉 Clang/LLVM
  • 🔷 Intel oneAPI

• Oracle Linux 7 Image:

  • 🐂 GNU

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Third-Party Licenses

This project uses third-party software and tools, each distributed under their respective licenses:

• Debian: distributed under the GNU GPL and other free software licenses. See Debian Licensing.
• Oracle Linux: distributed under the Oracle Linux End User License Agreement (EULA). See Oracle Linux EULA.
• GCC: distributed under the GNU GPL. See GCC Licensing.
• Clang/LLVM: distributed under the Apache 2.0 License with LLVM Exceptions. See LLVM Licensing.
• Intel oneAPI: distributed under the Intel End User License Agreement (EULA). See Intel Licensing.