Package: golang
Version: 2:1.0.1-1
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
* What led up to the situation?
I installed golang.
I wrote a package, which lives in its own directory with a src
subdirectory. I set $GOPATH to the right directory.
I ran:
$go build $package
and it worked (or so it seemed).
But I don't see any binary which I can run. I set also $WORK as $PWD
but it gets changed by go build (I saw this with go build -x).
The correct binary is in /tmp/go-build$build/a.out.
Using
$go build -o ./$package.bin $package
didn't work: the ./$package.bin file was not runnable.
I would have expected to find a bin/ sudirectory, together with the
src/ one, with the binary just built inside.
Thank you,
marco
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