OpenSiv3D on Docker

Dockerfiles for OpenSiv3D on Linux

日本語版 README はこちら

Prerequisites

• Docker
• Sound system such as PulseAudio and ALSA (probably installed at default)
• X11 (Wayland and Mir is not supported)
• Graphics system which supports OpenGL >=4.1 (You can verify it by glxinfo | grep version)

I tested on Ubuntu 17.04 with PulseAudio, ALSA and X11.

Quickstart

git clone https://github.com/nekketsuuu/opensiv3d-dockerfiles.git
cd opensiv3d-dockerfiles
./sudo-docker-run.sh 0.1.7.1900-Debug
# on a container...
cd /var/work/test
./make_debug.sh test
./test

Usage

Run app on container

If you want to run a Siv3D application on a container, check docker-run.sh. In order to use audio/graphics devices in the container, some options are needed for docker run.

# If you need sudo...
./sudo-docker-run.sh 0.1.7.1900-Debug
# If you don't need sudo...
./docker-run.sh 0.1.7.1900-Debug

Also, check test/make_debug.sh or test/make_release.sh to know how to build an app with the Siv3D library.

# On the container...
cd /var/work/test
./make_debug.sh test
./test

Run app on host

If you want to run outside a container, you will need several libraries.

• libSiv3D.a ... located at /usr/local/lib/Siv3D.a on the container
• Libraries which are necessary for Siv3D

(For developers) Build Docker image

# You may need sudo
./docker-build.sh

(Don't forget to build the latest tag, too)

You can publish your image via docker push.

# If necessary, do `docker login`.
docker push <image tag>