Thanks! -roger- On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 5:35 PM, Andrew Gerrand wrote: > > On 29 May 2014 03:32, Roger Pack wrote: > >> ChangeLog from

I started playing around with assembly functions in go after looking at the assembly output for

gotest builds 6.out? > >> > >> (I think the linker ignores rpaths on darwin, so there I would still > >> have to set DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH in the environment

:1:1: expected 'package', found 'IDENT' notwithstanding $ go tool 6g 3pNo5hZ0NT.go && go tool 6l 3pNo5hZ0NT.6 && ./6.out Phew, still safe.

I was going through the scheduler changes to try to understand them better. I came across a couple of

is spit out by "go build -gcflags -S" does not appear to work and I could only find non receiver methods in the assembly sources in the go code base. /f Den onsdagen den 30:e januari

Hello, I'm interested in learning a little about asm and the Plan9 assembler and linker. I've

UTC-6, Donovan wrote: > > Hi again, > > thank you to everyone for the information about using the assembler and to > Bryan especially for a formidably parallel solution

Is there a way with 6a to lay down data that is 16-byte aligned? I'd like an array of pairs-of-

Hi The following is the relevant piece of the stack trace I get when running siege against my web

Hi, I have just upgraded ye olde version of Go (about 6-8 months old) to Go 1, and I am now, very,

go/6.out Error calling thread_get_state for GP registers for thread 0x4867lxwarning: Mach error at "i386-darwin-nat.c:119" in function "i386_darwin_fetch_inferior_registers

then > 6.out" way.. not the other way "go run" The instructions you list above to install from source will install the last stable release r60.3, the "go"

Hi. I have a very strange problem with a very simple sample program. Running 'go build' gives

2012 at 6:33 AM, Andrew Shitov wrote: > If you really need 'go', make it yourself: > > $ cat > /usr/bin/go > #!/usr/bin/perl > my $name = $ARGV[0]; > if

Hello, Every time I try to run gdb I get a buss error 10. the program is as simple as a hello world.

I've come across a situation where a write to network connection is failing silently due to (I

If you get a panic message in a test function, then the message it doesn't show info. about the

_gotest_.6 > --- FAIL: ExampleInts (0.00 seconds) > got: > [1 2 3 4 5 6] > want: > [1 2 3 4 5 7] > FAIL > gotest: "./6.out" failed: exit status 1 > so gotest

In x86, there is an instruction named bsr doing this: int log2(int x) { asm bsr eax, x }

We've just tagged a new Go weekly, weekly.2011-12-02. As usual, you can update by running: hg

_gotest_.6 client.go bench_test.go > client_test.go example_test.go > client_test.go:4: can't find import: "github.com/bmizerany/assert" > make

We've just tagged a new Go weekly, weekly.2011-12-01. As usual, you can update by running: hg

We've just tagged a new Go weekly, weekly.2011-11-18. As usual, you can update by running: hg

os.Exit() only send 2 values of exit; using 0 it sends 0, but for whatever another number it always

Hello, I have a problem with a little code that computes pi with monte carlo method. I use goroutine

-ABRT 6.out, which will print: SIGABRT: abort pc: 0x3d374 syscall.Syscall() /Users/rsc/g/go/src/pkg/syscall/asm_darwin_amd64.s:24 +0x2a syscall.Read(0x0, 0xf84001c098

Howdy Gophers, Sorry for creating such a long email, but I'm going to paste everything in here --

destination folder out of my search path). > > - $ mkdir $HOME/gdb > - after gdb finishes building $ cp gdb/gdb $HOME/gdb/gdb > - then from the go executable's folder

I usually have to build the distribution a few times before I can pass this test: TEST FAIL time