Re: [cdt-dev] Trying to use CDT Containers Launcher

[Jeff Johnston <jjohnstn@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The feature unfortunately does not work with remote daemons.  This is because
the C/C++ binary folder is mounted by the container.  This does not work across
separate systems.  Without the mount, the run would require copying the binary
and all required folders to the target container which could take a long time.

There is a bug open presently to detect that the daemon is remote and display an
error message that describes this.

-- Jeff J.

----- Original Message -----
> Hi folks,
> 
> I am using Eclipse Neon with CDT 9.1 and I am trying to run a C binary
> inside a container.
> 
> The docker images and containers are stored in a remote machine, so I
> exposed the docker rest API and connected on it using a TCP Connection.
> I am able to manage the containers and images using Docker plugins from
> Linux Tools Project.
> 
> Then I created a C project, compiled it and created a Container Launcher
> (Run as > C/C++ Container Launcher). In the "Container" tab I filled the
> Connection and also the Image and when I press the Run button it shows
> an error: "Container command not found or does not exist".
> 
> Taking a look at "Docker Containers" view (from Linux Tools) it shows
> that it is trying to run the command using the complete path to the
> binary, something like: /home/user/workspace/project/Debug/binary.
> 
> This path should have been created in the container when I run the
> application or maybe the run is not supported in this scenario (using
> TCP connection)? I can also be missing something...
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Roberto Oliveira.
> 
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