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- When using CGO_ENABLED is must and what happens
The situation when cgo and CGO_ENABLED is absolute-must is when go compiler cannot produce the binary code for the target platform For instance, imagine I am writing a Space X control board embedded program in Go and I have to use C library and the compiler for the board
- How does CGO_ENABLED affect dynamic vs static linking?
"to reduce compiled binary size " not really Under Cgo binaries contain both resolvers Pure-Go one is the default and always used unless you explicitly tell it otherwise or OS configuration has something that pure-Go one doesn't support Cgo resolver is much harder on resources because every Cgo call consumes entire thread instead of goroutine
- go - unable to set CGO_ENABLED=1 - Stack Overflow
set CGO_ENABLED=1 go run -race To accomplish this in Visual Studio Code, you can modify the environment variables via a launch script, see this question: Is there any way to set environment variables in Visual Studio Code?
- How do you statically link a c library in go using cgo?
Turns out my code is 100% fine; it was a copy of Go 1 0; under go 1 1 this works Under go 1 0, it doesn't (it's a bit lame answering my own question, I know; but the 'use -L -l answers below aren't right either; it had nothing to do with that)
- Why is compiling with CGO_ENABLED=0 slower? - Stack Overflow
real 0m0 337s user 0m0 343s sys 0m0 121s $ time CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -i real 0m2 135s user 0m3 098s sys 0m0 196s $ time CGO_ENABLED=0 go build real 0m0 329s user 0m0 367s sys 0m0 085s $ time go build real 0m2 588s user 0m3 393s sys 0m0 300s The first time you switch cgo mode, it needs to rebuild dependencies
- passing function pointer to the C code using cgo
Starting from Go v1 6 cgo changed the rules of passing pointers to the C code golang go#12416 The example of invoking a dynamic Go callback from C code from the wiki doesn't work anymore packag
- shared libraries - Call Go functions from C - Stack Overflow
You can call the Go code from C It is a confusing proposition, though The process is outlined in the blog post you linked to
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