remoteAudio is a flexible, low latency audio streaming solution (mainly) for remote amateur radio purposes. It is completely Open Source and written in Go. remoteAudio is available for all modern operating systems and architectures.
Despite that Go can cross compile for a variety of architectures and operating systems out of the box, things get complicated once cgo and external C libraries are needed.
This repository contains a set of Dockerfiles with cross compilation chains preinstalled. These cross compilation chains allow building the remoteAudio binaries conveniently with just one command for:
| Operating System | Architecture |
|---|---|
| Linux | amd64 (64bit) |
| i386 (32bit) | |
| armhf (32bit) | |
| arm64 (64bit) | |
| Windows | amd64 (64bit) |
| i386 (32bit) |
You need to have docker installed on your system. Docker provides excellent documentation on how to install docker for your OS / distribution.
You can compile the remoteAudio source code directly from the source code directory. In example, for compiling the binary for linux/arm64 you have to execute the following command:
$ docker run --rm -v "$PWD":/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp dh1tw/remoteaudio-xcompile:linux-arm64 /bin/sh -c 'make dist'
For compiling the Windows binaries, the MinGW compiler is used. The needed runtime dependencies (DLLs) can be copied into the source directory after compilation with the following command (Powershell):
$ docker run --rm -v ${pwd}:/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp dh1tw/remoteaudio-xcompile:windows-amd64 /bin/sh -c 'make dist && /scripts/getlibs.sh .'
You can also build the containers locally if you like. For example the one for linux-arm64:
$ docker build -t me/remoteaudio-xcompile:linux-arm64 ./arm64