I have a module that has a couple of assembly functions (for CLZ aka
BSR/LZCNT, which despite widespread availability[1] don't get any language
support). So I've got the assembly versions in per–arch files, and a
"noasm" version that builds with "noasm" (amongst other typical conditions.
My question is: is there a way to specify this "noasm" when running 'go
test'?
I tried using `-gcflags -complete`, but now I just get complaints about
missing the function body:
$ go test -gcflags '-complete' -v .
...
./primitives_asm.go:17:6: missing function body
./primitives_asm.go:20:6: missing function body
FAIL ...
Is this a bug in the compiler, i.e. should "noasm" always be set with
"-complete", which disables assembly/C ? Or is there some other way to set
'noasm', like a define flag, that I missed?
Thanks,
Sam
1 - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_first_set
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