Segmentation fault when trying to run Haxe on Alpine Linux with Docker

[Clark Jones]

I'm new to Docker and I'm not a regular Linux user, but after some trial and error I've got Neko and Haxelib running on Alpine 3.3, but every time I try to run Haxe all it says is "Segmentation fault", so I'm a bit lost on where I need to go from here. 

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. 

Thanks in advance. 

[Jack Lehman]

you have to reinstall haxe

[Clark Jones]

I'll try compiling Haxe on Alpine. I was just downloading the Linux binaries and putting them in the image, which works on Debian. 

[wighawag]

it might be due to the use of musl libc(which Alpine use) which is not 100% compatible with normal glibc that I guess haxe expect ?

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[Dion Whitehead Amago]

Ubuntu works fine, but the docker image is probably a lot bigger:

# Haxe environment variables

ENV HAXE_STD_PATH /root/haxe/std/

ENV PATH /root/haxe/:$PATH

# Neko environment variables

ENV NEKOPATH /root/neko/

ENV LD_LIBRARY_PATH /root/neko/

ENV PATH /root/neko/:$PATH

ENV HAXE_DOWNLOAD_URL http://haxe.org/website-content/downloads/3.2.1/downloads/haxe-3.2.1-linux64.tar.gz

# Dependencies

RUN apt-get update && \

apt-get install -y wget curl g++ g++-multilib libgc-dev git python build-essential && \

curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_4.x | sudo -E bash - && \

sudo apt-get -y install nodejs && \

apt-get clean && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* /tmp/* /var/tmp/* && \

mkdir /root/haxe && \

wget -O - $HAXE_DOWNLOAD_URL | tar xzf - --strip=1 -C "/root/haxe" && \

mkdir /root/neko && \

wget -O - http://nekovm.org/_media/neko-2.0.0-linux64.tar.gz | tar xzf - --strip=1 -C "/root/neko"

[Dion Whitehead Amago]

Ok, now I want haxe on alpine linux, since the size is so small.

Did you ever get this working Clark?

[Clark Jones]

No, I haven't. I had to stop trying and settle with Debian for now. Eventually I'll start looking into this again unless some one else is able to do it before then.