wangyoucao577/osrm-backend-dev repository overview

⁠osrm-backend-dev

My personal docker image for osrm-backend⁠ development. It's based on the telenavmap/osrm-backend-dev⁠ which includes all dependencies.

⁠Build Image

• Dockerfile⁠

$ cd docker/osrm-backend-dev
$ docker build -t wangyoucao577/osrm-backend-dev .  

⁠Pull Image from DockerHub

DockerHub Repo: wangyoucao577/osrm-backend-dev⁠

$ docker pull wangyoucao577/osrm-backend-dev

⁠Run container

$ docker run -d -p 19001:22 --cap-add=SYS_PTRACE --security-opt seccomp=unconfined wangyoucao577/osrm-backend-dev
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After run above command, we get a deamon container which can be connect by ssh via port 19001. --cap-add=SYS_PTRACE --security-opt seccomp=unconfined is used to let gdb works, more discussion see Docker - Issues Encountered⁠, and How to use GDB within Docker Container⁠ explains it very well.

⁠Remote Debug via VSCode

Refer to VS Code Remote Development⁠ for more usage.

⁠Prerequirements

• Install latest VSCode⁠ on your local

⁠Debugging via Remote-Containers⁠

• Install Remote-Containers⁠ extension in your local vscode
• TODO:

⁠Debugging via Remote-SSH⁠

• Install Remote-SSH⁠ extension in your local vscode
• Make sure ssh works on your local machine: ssh -i <YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY> -p 19001 root@<CONTAINER_IP>
• Use "Remote-SSH: Connect to Host" to connect to your container in vscode
• Install vscode extensions remotely
  • The C/C++ extension⁠ is mandatory.
  • All other extensions are optional but good to have, e.g. Git History⁠, GitLens⁠, etc.
  • Either install from the vscode Extensions page,
  • Or install by "Extensions: Install from VSIX", choose /workspace/cpptools-linux.vsix
• "Open Folder", choose /workspace/osrm-backend
• "Tasks: Run Task", run cmake debug generate
• "Tasks: Run Task", run build debug
• F5 to launch program, add breakpoints to debug

⁠Author

[email protected]⁠