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Heroku is going to loose Solaris and a couple of other secondary target OSes if they go down that route. Golang can cross-compile to Linux, Darwin, Windows and
by zimbatm 13y ago
Heroku is going to loose Solaris and a couple of other secondary target OSes if they go down that route. Golang can cross-compile to Linux, Darwin, Windows and a couple of BSDs.
EDIT: It really seems that they are going down that route. They are also working on a Go implementation of Foreman here: https://github.com/ddollar/forego https://github.com/ddollar/forego
- ithkuil 13y agohk cannot be compiled with gccgo?
- enneff 13y agoI wonder if they have any customers that use Solaris.
- axaxs 13y agoGc, the reference implementation, only does the mentioned OSes. Gccgo should work where gcc is available, and is known to work on Solaris. See - http://blog.golang.org/gccgo-in-gcc-471 http://blog.golang.org/gccgo-in-gcc-471
- 4ad 13y agoI am working on a Solaris (illumos rather) port of the gc toolchain. It's halfway there: https://bitbucket.org/4ad/go-sunos https://bitbucket.org/4ad/go-sunos
- iand 13y agoJust do go build -compiler gccgo hk to build using GCC
- 4ad 13y agoYou have to manually compile the go tool though, as it doesn't come with gccgo.