Re: [go-nuts] How does gccgo compile with my own package imported?

Hi Ian, OK I got it now. I have to separately compile the imported packages as .o if I use gccgo and then link them to the final executable. Resolving the dependency of the packages may be troublesome so go tool is good if we have choice. Thanks. -- You received this message because you

Re: [go-nuts] How does gccgo compile with my own package imported?

On Fri, Jul 7, 2017 at 1:10 AM, wrote: > > So, is it strange that gccgo can't compile if the main.go imports some > non-standard library package? > Is it meaning with gccgo, we have to write a single go file to contain > everything, or just import only the standard library

Re: [go-nuts] How does gccgo compile with my own package imported?

Hi Ian, Thanks for your reply. Although I am a seasoned c programmer I am a go beginner. So, is it strange that gccgo can't compile if the main.go imports some non-standard library package? Is it meaning with gccgo, we have to write a single go file to contain everything, or just import

Re: [go-nuts] How does gccgo compile with my own package imported?

On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 2:10 AM, ajee wrote: > > Before I post here I did a lot of search by Google, there are several (but > not many) similar topics but all of them don't have valid answer or apply to > me. > > I have a simple code tree like this: > > ├── main.go > └──

[go-nuts] How does gccgo compile with my own package imported?

Hi, Before I post here I did a lot of search by Google, there are several (but not many) similar topics but all of them don't have valid answer or apply to me. I have a simple code tree like this: ├── main.go └── transform ├── css.go ├── html.go ├── html_test.go └── http.go