Hi!
The Go project does not provide release tarballs for NetBSD (which is
fine FWIW) so I would like to create my own equivalent ones to use as
binary bootstrap kits. For instance, when compiling Go on
netbsd-arm64, you cannot start from Go 1.4, as that has no
netbsd-arm64 support.
How are these release binaries actually built? I assume that they are
the result of running all.bash and archiving sources and binaries. But
from spelunking in the
golang.org/x/build sources, there seems to be
some cleanup step involved that removes unneeded files before creating
the tarball. Is this correct?
--
Benny