Hmm, previous suggestion to use '#cgo CFLAGS: -x c++' doesn't seem to work all the way. [I've only tested class declarations at the time.] Trouble is that '-x c++' is passed even when compiling the glue code, so that even glue symbols get decorated, which doesn't fly with linker at the end. I suppose the only way is to collect extern "C" declarations in a header file, include it in the 'import "C"' section, compile lib.cpp separately and link with it, e.g. with #cgo LDFLAGS: lib.o. Or make it a library and set LDFLAGS to '-L. -lname'...
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