bandogora/nunit-Ceasy

Complies C code natively and links it to NGINX Unit's `libunit.a` so you can register your native C app.

nunit-Ceasy

Complies C code natively and links it to NGINX Unit's libunit.a so you can register your native C app.

Inspired by the article NGINX Unit Adds Assembly Language Support.

Docker

1. Add required Unit header files to your C code. i.e.

#include "nxt_clang.h"
#include "nxt_unit.h"
#include "nxt_unit_request.h"
#include "nxt_unit_typedefs.h"

Unit source files will be included in the docker image, so you don't need local copies.

2. Put your app source files in the src/ directory.
3. Rename your maic C file to main.c; or change the expected file name in the Dockerfile.
4. Build the docker image:

docker build -t nunit:latest .

5. Run the docker container:

docker run --rm -p 8081:8081 nunit:latest

6. See your app running at localhost:8081!

Local

Requirements

Compiling libunit.a requires the Unit source code, see https://unit.nginx.org/installation/

1. Run

UNIT_SRC=/path/to/unit make prepare

to create libunit.a and copy over the necessary header to include/

2. Run make

3. Run your app ./app

Sample

1. Run

UNIT_SRC=/path/to/unit make sample

2. Run ./sample or build the docker image:

docker build -t nunit:sample -f Dockerfile.sample .