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Compile StarRocks on Ubuntu

This topic describes how to compile StarRocks on the Ubuntu operating system. StarRocks supports compilation on both x86_64 and AArch64 architectures.

Prerequisites​

Install Dependencies​

Run the following commands to install necessary dependencies:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install automake binutils-dev bison byacc ccache flex libiberty-dev libtool maven zip python3 python-is-python3 bzip2 -y

Install Compiler​

If you are using Ubuntu 22.04 or later, run the following command to install the tools and compilers:

sudo apt-get install cmake gcc g++ default-jdk -y

If you are using an Ubuntu version earlier than 22.04, run the following commands to check the versions of tools and compilers:

  1. Check GCC/G++ versions:

    gcc --version
    g++ --version

    GCC/G++ versions must be 10.3 or later. If you are using earlier versions, click here to install GCC/G++.

  2. Check JDK version:

    java --version

    OpenJDK version must be 8 or later. If you are using an earlier version, click here to install OpenJDK.

  3. Check CMake version:

    cmake --version

    CMake version must be 3.20.1 or later. If you are using an earlier version, click here to install CMake.

Compile StarRocks​

Run the following command to start the compilation:

./build.sh

The default compilation parallelism is equal to CPU core count/4. Assuming you have 32 CPU cores, the default parallelism is 8.

If you want to adjust the parallelism, you can specify the number of CPU cores to be used for compilation via -j in the command line.

The following example uses 24 CPU cores for compilation:

./build.sh -j 24

FAQ​

Q: Building aws_cpp_sdk fails on Ubuntu 20.04 with the error "Error: undefined reference to pthread_create". How can I resolve this?

A: This error occurs due to a lower version of CMake. Please upgrade CMake to version 3.20.1 or above.