https://github.com/glavo/jetbrains-ide-multiarch
JetBrains IDEs for Linux RISC-V 64/LoongArch64
https://github.com/glavo/jetbrains-ide-multiarch
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JetBrains IDEs for Linux RISC-V 64/LoongArch64
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/glavo/jetbrains-ide-multiarch
- Owner: Glavo
- Created: 2024-09-03T12:17:41.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2025-05-24T15:38:25.000Z (5 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-05-24T16:42:35.707Z (5 months ago)
- Topics: ide, intellij, java, jetbrains, loongarch, risc-v
- Language: C
- Homepage:
- Size: 3.44 MB
- Stars: 22
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 2
- Open Issues: 1
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# JetBrains IDEs for Linux LoongArch64/RISC-V 64
This project provides JetBrains IDEs distributions for more architectures.
Currently supported platforms:
* Linux RISC-V 64
* Linux LoongArch64 (New World)
> [!NOTE]
> The Linux LoongArch64 platform has two incompatible ABIs ("Old World" and "New World").
> This project only provides support for the "New World".
>
> See [this document](https://areweloongyet.com/en/docs/old-and-new-worlds/) for more details.
## Download the pre-built IDEs
We provide pre-built distributions for the IDEs that can be redistributed.
| | RISC-V 64 | LoongArch64 |
|---------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition | [2025.1+0](https://github.com/Glavo/JetBrains-IDE-Multiarch/releases/tag/idea/2025.1+0) | [2024.2.1+0](https://github.com/Glavo/JetBrains-IDE-Multiarch/releases/tag/idea/2024.2.1+0) |
| PyCharm Community | [2025.1+0](https://github.com/Glavo/JetBrains-IDE-Multiarch/releases/tag/pycharm/2025.1+0) | / |
As for other IDEs, we are not allowed to redistribute them.
Please [build them yourself](#Building).
## Building
The work of this project is to download the official IDE distribution,
patch the IDE with self-built native binaries and generate distributions for the target platform.
The scripts that do this are based on Gradle and require OpenJDK (>= 21) to run.
With OpenJDK installed and the `JAVA_HOME` environment variable set,
run the following command replacing `$PRODUCT_CODE` with the product code of the IDE you want to build
and `$ARCH` with the simple name of the target architecture:
```
./gradlew transform$PRODUCT_CODE-$ARCH
```
`$PRODUCT_CODE` for IDEs:
* IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition: `IC`
* IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate: `IU`
* PyCharm Community: `PC`
* PyCharm Professional: `PY`
* Goland: `GO`
`$ARCH` for architectures:
* RISC-V 64: `riscv64`
* LoongArch64: `loongarch64`
The IDE distribution will be built into `./build/target/`.
### Build native binaries
We have pre-built native binaries for some platforms.
By default, the project downloads these prebuilt binaries and patches the IDE with them.
You can also build them yourself.
Building native binaries requires:
* GCC
* Cargo (>= 1.82.0)
* Go (>= 1.20)
This project supports cross-compiling native binaries.
To cross-compile binaries, you need to have the GCC Cross-Compiler for your target platform installed and Cargo configured for that.
Running `./gradlew buildNatives-$ARCH` builds native binaries for the target platform,
the built native binaries will be packaged into the file `./resources/natives-linux-$ARCH.zip`.
When this file exists, the script will use it first to patch the IDE instead of downloading the prebuilt binary.
### Customizing the bundled Java runtime
JetBrains IDEs require a Java runtime environment to run.
We have pre-built JDKs for some platforms.
By default, this project downloads these pre-built JDKs and bundles them into the IDE distribution.
You can replace the default Java runtime environment via the project properties:
```
./gradlew transform$PRODUCT_CODE-$ARCH -Pjdk.linux.$ARCH.url="..."
```
The URL should point to a JDK distribution in `.tar.gz` or `.zip` format.
If you want to build the JDK yourself,
we recommend using the [JetBrains Runtime](https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsRuntime) for the best experience.
For Linux LoongArch64, since OpenJDK mainline does not provide full support for LoongArch64,
it is recommended to build based on [loongson/jdk21u](https://github.com/loongson/jdk21u).
## To-do list
* Using JBR on Linux LoongArch64.
## Especially thanks
Thanks to [PLCT Lab](https://plctlab.org) for supporting me.