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Every six months or so another way to run go code on android devices is published. Sometimes it's SDK wrappers, other times (like this) it's native executables
by aray 13y ago
Every six months or so another way to run go code on android devices is published. Sometimes it's SDK wrappers, other times (like this) it's native executables.
The author's approach is interesting, but lacks MIPS support (though would extend successfully to x86 devices, as the author notes).
My almost equivalent attempt was to rebuild the Android NDK (native development kit) toolchain with --language=go added, and built all the GCC/GNU toolchain support for it for all targets. (Granted the rebuild-the-toolchain solution can be a bit hairy if you're not familiar with it.)
- justincormack 13y agoYes MIPS support will be needed for an official solution I guess (at least there seems to be only one ABI spec for MIPS Android, o32, MIPS32r1). I really don't know how many MIPS Android devices there are out there.