Comment on C++11 Makes Competitors Go RustyparentComments−drivebyacct214yI assume you mean Windows?http://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/WindowsSupportBuilds track weekly and with Go 1 coming up, it's a moot issue anyhow.−stonemetal14yI was more thinking iOS and Android. Though I haven't investigated weather or not it could use the NDK.−drivebyacct214yAh, my mistake. I know that you can build ARM binaries with Go, you ought to be able to invoke those from the NDK./r/golang had a link to this a while back, re: Go on iOS: https://groups.google.com/group/golang-dev/browse_thread/thr...Looks like the iOS port requires a bit of work on cgo support for arm/linux before a proper iOS app can be made. Without the cgo shim it seems the app can't run more than 10 seconds, though the benchmarks are quite good.−stonemetal14yThanks I hadn't realized they had gotten so far.
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I assume you mean Windows?
http://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/WindowsSupport
Builds track weekly and with Go 1 coming up, it's a moot issue anyhow.
I was more thinking iOS and Android. Though I haven't investigated weather or not it could use the NDK.
Ah, my mistake. I know that you can build ARM binaries with Go, you ought to be able to invoke those from the NDK.
/r/golang had a link to this a while back, re: Go on iOS: https://groups.google.com/group/golang-dev/browse_thread/thr...
Looks like the iOS port requires a bit of work on cgo support for arm/linux before a proper iOS app can be made. Without the cgo shim it seems the app can't run more than 10 seconds, though the benchmarks are quite good.
Thanks I hadn't realized they had gotten so far.