Add autonomous Docker for compilation/simulation #2
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…chain) compatibility in the compilation toolchain. The commit also adds "printf" possible usage using picolibc.
…g. To launch: $ make -f Makefile.docker
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This PR adds a
Dockerfilebased on Ubuntu (verilatoris unfortunately broken on Debian, hence Ubuntu). The purpose is to be able to compile the SystemC simulator, compile the firmware and launch a simulation profiling only with Docker:$ make -f Makefile.dockerBeware that since this uses the packaged
picolibcstandard library, this depends on PR #1 that introduces it.