Playing with dockerizing Swift for Raspberry Pi.
Inspired by uraimo/buildSwiftOnARM.
Also note the companion project: swift-mac2arm-x-compile-toolchain, a cross compiler toolchain which allows you to build Raspi Swift binaries on macOS (and the reverse for the fun of it!).
Works:
docker run --rm helje5/rpi-swift swift --version
Swift version 3.1 (swift-3.1-RELEASE)
Target: armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabihfThere is also an image which includes Emacs, vi, etc:
docker run -it --rm helje5/rpi-swift-dev bashNote that the REPL doesn't work on the Raspi.
DockerHub:
- rpi-swift
- rpi-swift-dev (w/ Emacs/vi/etc)
Want to run Server Side Swift on a Raspberry Pi? Use mod_swift.
As of 2018-04-05 the latest working Swift version for Raspi is Swift 3.1.1.
We do provide a docker image for 4.1.0. It basically works, but isn't stable (e.g. crashes on some operations). It also doesn't include the Swift Package Manager.
Moved to Wiki:
- Setup Docker on Raspi
- Remote Control Raspi Docker from Mac (via docker-machine)
Moved to Wiki:
- Building Swift in a Docker container (either on a real Raspi or in macOS Docker QEmu)
No idea, still investigating this :-)
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There is the swift-arm Slack channel if you have questions about running Swift on ARM/Raspberry Pi.