Add deterministic linux amd64 build system

[pinosu]

Resolves #268

Reference osmosis makefile

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

Merging #1128 (65c482b) into main (b8c5724) will decrease coverage by 0.02%.
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x/wasm/keeper/keeper.go	87.40% <0.00%> (-0.32%)	⬇️

[alpe]

Very nice!
I got sha256 ec2555521cab6bd8e7b7d89b83a33566550af1cbbfcb69b5605d0c4a687abfee for the built binary on your branch (65c482b). Feel free to merge when you can confirm this

[webmaster128]

Please also note this part of the Osmosis Makefile:

# Cross-building for arm64 from amd64 (or viceversa) takes
# a lot of time due to QEMU virtualization but it's the only way (afaik)
# to get a statically linked binary with CosmWasm

What is happening here is that a statically linked binary created on and created for Alpine linux is pulled out of the Alpine system to be used on other linuxes. I did this manually as well in the past and it worked. However, I would be very careful recommending that. I think it can break any time due to incompatibilities of C libraries or kernals. Cross-building is not what Linux is designed for (in contrast to Windows where you can run binaries decades after they were compiled). You build on your machine because all the code is open source.

[alpe]

make: *** No rule to make target wasmd/build', needed by build-reproducible-amd64'. Stop.