This is a repository that contains the dockerfile to build a docker image which have the necessary open source tools to VLSI Design.
To build any of two modes of the docker image, only the docker is required. To do a clean install of docker on your machine, look on the Official Docker Installation Guide. Other basic requirement is bash to execute the scripts.
Sometimes the user wants execute docker without have to type sudo to have administrator privileges. Also, the user may want to make docker service start on boot. To do these post-installation configurations, refer to the guide provided in Docker Official Manual.
The build process consists on generate a docker image from the dockerfiles included in this repository. The dockerfiles are divided in two options: full image and clean image. It is important to clarify that the docker image is based on a base image of Arch Linux distribution.
The full image is considered here as the default build image, but the user can choose to build a basic image first and make some modifications on the container created to finally make the installation of the VLSI tools.
The build process will be described for the two previously mentioned dockerfiles (full and clean).
- Firstly, clone this repository and enter on the directory:
git clone https://github.com/puxina/Open-VLSI.git
cd Open-VLSI
- After that, execute the image build process with the
build_arch-mkIX.shscript provided, passing only one argument to script (full or clean):
- To build the full image (will take considerable time depending on machine and internet speed):
sh ./build_arch-mkIX.sh full
- Alternatively, to build the clean image (It will install the base image with some system packages, without installing the VLSI design tools.):
sh ./build_arch-mkIX.sh clean
The two modes of building will copy the VLSI design tools scripts to the docker image.
After the image build, create a container using the create_container.sh script, passing only the desired name of the container (will be passed vlsi_tests argument as name example):
sh ./create_container.sh vlsi_tests
To execute the container previously created, execute the start_container.sh script, passing the name of the desired container (will be passed vlsi_tests argument as name example):
sh ./start_container.sh vlsi_tests
Then, just use the container.
In case of choosing the clean image build, remember to install the VLSI tools with the tools_install.sh script:
cd ${MAIN_INSTALL_FILES}
sh ./tools_install.sh