You could use the Go module support to tie the cli version to the version of
your cli module.
The module version can now be optained from the binary via
https://godoc.org/runtime/debug#ReadBuildInfo and then in
BuildInfo.Module.Version field.
Since that is part of the official Go std-library,
Hi Ian
I am thinking of ways to work around this then. I come from C world. There
we use an undefined symbol, and define it using the -D flag to the
compiler. Since Go has no preprocessor, this is probably not an option.
Another option could be some binutil trick to remove a symbol an re-add it
On Thu, Jul 9, 2020 at 9:40 AM Atilla Filiz wrote:
>
> As part of porting to powerpc440 effort, we are using gccgo to port Docker.
>
> I am confused about the -X flag. What is the gccgo equivalent of using -X
> importpath.name=value to set string variables in some go files.
>
> The following comm
Hi All
As part of porting to powerpc440 effort, we are using gccgo to port Docker.
I am confused about the -X flag. What is the gccgo equivalent of using -X
importpath.name=value to set string variables in some go files.
The following command
GO111MODULE=off GOARCH=ppc
GOCACHE="/workspace/out
