feat(examples): Introduce HTTP C++ Boost server as example #26
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Introduce an HTTP C++ Boost server as binary compatibility run. Build server as static PIE application using
Dockerfile
. Then run it with thebase
kernel images from../../kernels/
.Add typical files for a bincompat app:
Kraftfile
: build / run rules, including pulling thebase
imageDockerfile
: filesystem, including binary and librariesMakefile
: used to generate the root filesystem from theDockerfile
rulesREADME.md
: instructions to set up, build and run the applicationconfig.yaml
: configuration file to generate scripts to the applicationhttp_server.cpp
: the C++ Boost HTTP serverconfig.yaml
is used to generate run scripts using the../../utils/bincompat/generate.py
script.The kernels in
../../kernels
are generated by running the../../utils/bincompat/base-build-all.sh
script while inside the../../library/base/
directory.