go build hangs with 1.15.7 on Windows 10

[pst...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I just upgraded to 1.15.7 from 1.13, and I'm not able to compile. Running go build seems to just hang. In task manager I see a compile.exe task that's taking no CPU, and an insignificant amount of memory.

To see if it was a problem with my code, I created a hello world program (just copying the sample from the playground) and the same issue happens with it.

I'm still using GOPATH, I haven't switched to modules yet. My GOPATH is on a local drive, and is accessible.

If I use go build -x, the only output I get is the following:

WORK=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Temp\go-build204013186

Setting GOOS to crosscompile to linux goes further, but still hangs.

WORK=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Temp\go-build052589534

mkdir -p $WORK\b023\

cat >$WORK\b023\importcfg << 'EOF' # internal

# import config

packagefile internal/reflectlite=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\6f\6f62c71b28d490ee27f4a253dd63074ac65917dbafe91170adfab668f455c5dc-d

EOF

cd c:\go\src\sort

"c:\\go\\pkg\\tool\\windows_amd64\\compile.exe" -o "$WORK\\b023\\_pkg_.a" -trimpath "$WORK\\b023=>" -p sort -std -complete -buildid 5BeViscjUZLaErxCsI3Y/5BeViscjUZLaErxCsI3Y -goversion go1.15.7 -D "" -importcfg "$WORK\\b023\\importcfg" -

pack -c=4 "c:\\go\\src\\sort\\search.go" "c:\\go\\src\\sort\\slice.go" "c:\\go\\src\\sort\\slice_go113.go" "c:\\go\\src\\sort\\sort.go" "c:\\go\\src\\sort\\zfuncversion.go"

mkdir -p $WORK\b025\

cat >$WORK\b025\importcfg << 'EOF' # internal

# import config

packagefile errors=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\49\49c4c46a70c1b077febd83bc981a6eeda870fd35abf43ea858acd251a7031273-d

packagefile internal/oserror=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\a7\a7493678219dbfa5e59067658943523cf1b8f62735bda9a8be918ccdcadb9357-d

packagefile internal/poll=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\da\da3b5155b67067f3fdd59012bec17a5f3554c7fd6f87d3729a1f650755c0b470-d

packagefile internal/syscall/execenv=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\e5\e5ba3b488d5b537994efa9dc546579c51ff587899730c3a2271a04e5fc30d426-d

packagefile internal/syscall/unix=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\cb\cbae4e7e3995b25ddd29fe0b077b64a5d3a5bea112c816bc42276a7f27a3d4a2-d

packagefile internal/testlog=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\28\2816b620a45111165f2f4a7541fbc9f6da442733f201c8b70f74e257b49c108a-d

packagefile io=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\2c\2c9189ba488c70f168f844968dd3521c545ebb1738e037d12d7602faade01bac-d

packagefile runtime=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\2f\2fd345dbd651acc3083cac58594aa5b98a56171bf74fad26b92e85cdf0409a9f-d

packagefile sync=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\7a\7afc3eb2a24ef1258f8fbe3c5dc0617a6bed02cea0dc9b5cc2c3f29b6351ce9d-d

packagefile sync/atomic=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\06\06ea2f491e7a661cc38cdd4954061feaa20f7544683a929807850837ca424f39-d

packagefile syscall=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\b8\b88dfc301ada3df5ff0cbcd2d58f4b46f270cb6d23dd7ad0a75120d3c5ad43b9-d

packagefile time=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\ca\ca92c7e1fe41302782dae27c9639d293a74a11a0c52ebd92b16c1c1dd0df4b85-d

EOF

cd c:\go\src\os

"c:\\go\\pkg\\tool\\windows_amd64\\compile.exe" -o "$WORK\\b025\\_pkg_.a" -trimpath "$WORK\\b025=>" -p os -std -buildid -l8Zd1U0WISvC8NgBDnO/-l8Zd1U0WISvC8NgBDnO -goversion go1.15.7 -D "" -importcfg "$WORK\\b025\\importcfg" -pack -c=4 "c

:\\go\\src\\os\\dir.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\dir_unix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\env.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\error.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\error_errno.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\error_posix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\exec.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\exec_posix.go"

"c:\\go\\src\\os\\exec_unix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\executable.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\executable_procfs.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\file.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\file_posix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\file_unix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\getwd.go" "c:\\go\\src

\\os\\path.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\path_unix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\pipe_linux.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\proc.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\rawconn.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\readfrom_linux.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\removeall_at.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\stat.go" "

c:\\go\\src\\os\\stat_linux.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\stat_unix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\sticky_notbsd.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\str.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\sys.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\sys_linux.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\sys_unix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\type

s.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\types_unix.go" "c:\\go\\src\\os\\wait_waitid.go"

"c:\\go\\pkg\\tool\\windows_amd64\\buildid.exe" -w "$WORK\\b023\\_pkg_.a" # internal

cp "$WORK\\b023\\_pkg_.a" "C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\go-build\\a7\\a77e816c2c2312aa35a6650f2e8f45e7333e0437a6f42b3a7e6bbc9a714b104b-d" # internal

mkdir -p $WORK\b013\

cat >$WORK\b013\importcfg << 'EOF' # internal

# import config

packagefile reflect=C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\go-build\8f\8f329d6aa623fcd6c55d1bd5881205928b9317fe0514066a37c5111b21444785-d

packagefile sort=$WORK\b023\_pkg_.a

EOF

cd c:\go\src\internal\fmtsort

"c:\\go\\pkg\\tool\\windows_amd64\\compile.exe" -o "$WORK\\b013\\_pkg_.a" -trimpath "$WORK\\b013=>" -p internal/fmtsort -std -complete -buildid UalcuDun_RcgFnS2uw4F/UalcuDun_RcgFnS2uw4F -goversion go1.15.7 -D "" -importcfg "$WORK\\b013\\

importcfg" -pack -c=4 "c:\\go\\src\\internal\\fmtsort\\sort.go"

"c:\\go\\pkg\\tool\\windows_amd64\\buildid.exe" -w "$WORK\\b013\\_pkg_.a" # internal

cp "$WORK\\b013\\_pkg_.a" "C:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\go-build\\80\\809ad0e492f9249db191e2413b825d32f2d90efd59119d3c07ba34d12a98970c-d" # internal

I have access to a linux server running 1.15.5, and I have no problems compiling on there.

Any ideas, or anything else I should check?

[bnix...@gmail.com]

Are you performing the build in native windows CMD/PowerShelll or in WSL?

[Philip Stein]

I'm using the native windows CMD.

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[Wojciech S. Czarnecki]

Dnia 2021-01-25, o godz. 11:07:50
"pst...@gmail.com" <pst...@gmail.com> napisał(a):

> I just upgraded to 1.15.7 from 1.13, and I'm not able to compile. Running
> go build seems to just hang. In task manager I see a compile.exe task
> that's taking no CPU, and an insignificant amount of memory.

...

> I have access to a linux server running 1.15.5, and I have no problems
> compiling on there.
>
> Any ideas, or anything else I should check?

Check logs of your antivirus software.
Use GOTMPDIR and GOBIN pointing to locations free of overzealous AV interventions.
Add go compiler binaries to AV exemption lists.

Hope this helps,

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[Philip Stein]

It was a good suggestion, but unfortunately my AV doesn't show anything in it's logs, and I already had the executables allowed. 

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[Philip Stein]

It turns out that you were right. Despite my antivirus not logging anything, and the directories and executables being allowed, they were blocked. 

An antivirus update seems to have resolved it. 

On Tue., Jan. 26, 2021, 3:28 a.m. Wojciech S. Czarnecki, <oh...@fairbe.org> wrote: