Hi,
I would like check if a dummy function returns the desired error.
To do this, I put desired error type on test cases struct (the error
field is required in the struct).
On test-error.go, I have:
```
package tester
import (
"fmt"
)
type eTest struct {
whatstring
}
func
Hi,
Today I have built GCC 11.1.0 for use to bootstrap Go using gccgo.
I installed GCC to non-standard path, that is inside my home directory
(~/.ct-ng/tools/gcc-11.1.10) (sorry for typo when building GCC, I
meant gcc-11.1.0).
`gcc -v` gave:
COLLECT_GCC=/home/bagas/.ct-ng/tools/gcc-11.1.10/bin
On 06/05/21 04.37, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
> You wrote 2009 where you need to write 2006.
Ian
Thanks.
Wouldn't it possible to define arbitrary reference time and format it
according to what it would like?
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Hi,
I need to display date in "month year" format, for example "August 2018".
So I had this minimal reproducible code (excluding package name and import
statements):
```
func main() {
target := TargetDate(8)
fmt.Println("Target month is ", target.Format("January 2009"))
}
//
