This repository contains a Dockerfile and supporting source code to make a Docker container image that can be used to support Z80 cross-development on any system that can run Docker.
The resulting container image has all of the following tools installed.
- zmac -- Z80 assembler
- ld80 -- LD80 linker
- z80-asm -- Z80 assembler and (excellent) Z80 emulator
- sdcc -- Small Device C Compiler
- gcc -- GNU C compiler
- make -- GNU make
- binutils -- GNU binutils
- vim -- VIM editor
The container image specification in the Dockerfile, as well as the
z80-bin and z80-ports utilities contained in this repository are
licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
The tools installed in the container are covered by a variety of open-source licenses. In your use of this container image, you are obliged to comply with the license terms of the tools that you choose to use for your work.
docker image build -t soulwing/z80 .
Once the image has been built, you can use it at any time to do Z80 cross-development. The recommended approach is to mount a directory from your host system into the Docker container so that files that you edit, assemble, link, etc are available on the host after the container has exited.
docker container run --rm -v $PWD:/Z80 -ti soulwing/z80
After the container is running, you can also use docker container exec
to connect more terminals to it.
At the shell prompt in the container, you can use any of the tools listed above.