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I have a program running in the docker image but it needs compilation environment in the host. How to use the environment in the host while the program runs in the image? -v option does not work because the path for compilation environment may contains multiple possibilities even the user does not know where it is.
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I am using Ubuntu:14.04 but I think the image version is not the problem I am talking about. I design a program that need compilation environment of the host when it runs. I want to deploy it on any platform so I choose Docker to solve this problem but Docker cannot solve that problem when the program runs as I mentioned before. My question is whether docker can transplant compilation environment of the host so that the program that runs in the image can make use of the environment of the host. If not, is there any substitute solution?
I have a program running in the docker image but it needs compilation environment in the host. How to use the environment in the host while the program runs in the image? -v option does not work because the path for compilation environment may contains multiple possibilities even the user does not know where it is.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: