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The compilation process now occurs within a container that is equipped with the appropriate GCC cross-compiler (specifically, GCC 13.2.0 and binutils 2.41) targeted for i386-elf. It ensures the compilation process is entirely portable and can be executed on all Un*x systems or architecture (although further testing is required). Moreover, it reduce the need of some flags and eliminates the need of a dirty hack to compile on modern compiler. And it should not break with future version of GCC or binutils.
Permission no longer occured when used with Docker rootless. Moreover podman is added because some distribution recommend podman over docker. Co-authored-by: Ethan <milonthan@gmail.com>
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The compilation process now occurs within a container that is equipped with the appropriate GCC cross-compiler (specifically, GCC 13.2.0 and binutils 2.41) targeted for i386-elf.
It ensures the compilation process is entirely portable and can be executed on all Un*x systems or architecture (although further testing is required). Moreover, it reduce the need of some flags and eliminates the need of a dirty hack to compile on modern compiler. And it should not break with future version of GCC or binutils.