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Installing on Alpine Linux (3.20+)

Alpine uses musl libc, which the CUDA and Intel oneAPI toolchains do not officially support. The Alpine setup therefore builds a CPU-only VMAF; ENABLE_CUDA=1 and ENABLE_SYCL=1 are silently ignored.

bash scripts/setup/alpine.sh

Manual install

apk add --no-cache \
    build-base meson ninja pkgconf nasm \
    python3 py3-pip \
    clang cppcheck doxygen

Build

cd core
meson setup ../build
ninja -C ../build

Why Alpine?

The Alpine build is a portability gate: if libvmaf compiles and passes its tests under musl, we have some confidence that the codebase is free of glibc-specific assumptions. The CI runs this via a nightly job.