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Building freedv-gui for Windows using Docker on Ubuntu 18

Docker installation

sudo apt install docker docker-compose
sudo systemctl start docker
sudo systemctl enable docker
sudo systemctl status docker
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
<log out and log in to update groups>
groups
<you should see docker as one of your groups>
docker info
docker container run hello-world

Building the docker images

Building is only required once

docker-compose -f docker-compose-win.yml build

Running the image(s)

docker-compose -f docker-compose-win.yml up

You can optionally control via the environment variables FDV_GIT_REPO, FDV_GIT_BRANCH, FDV_CMAKE, FDV_CLEAN, for example:

Build from freedv-gui branch =my-super-branch:

FDV_GIT_BRANCH=my-super-branch docker-compose -f docker-compose-win.yml up

Build a 32 bit image (default is 64 bit):

FDV_CMAKE=mingw32-cmake docker-compose -f docker-compose-win.yml up

Accessing created output

If you started the docker services using docker up, you can easily access the compiled output from the docker container. Using the .exe file name on the last line of the Docker log, for example:

docker cp fdv_win_fed30_c:/home/build/freedv-gui/build_win64/FreeDV-1.4.0-devel-20190725-7cd03db-win64.exe .

Automation

Script to automate the steps above:

  ./freedv_build_windows.sh 64
  ./freedv_build_windows.sh 32

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