For a research project I wanted to try llgo out.
Finally (after a long long day), I managed to compile and build LLVM 3.9 and llgo.
First thing I thought was maybe someone out there wants to give llgo a quick shot, just like me.
So, I burnt all binaries into a docker image and pushed it to the docker cloud (docker.io).
You can simply pull the image:
docker pull mrma/llvm-go
It will take some time to pull as the image is about 7GB.
Once you run the container, navigate to samples folder
cd /samples
and then:
llgo hw.go
Everything should work out of the box!
Cheers,
Mohsen
Cheers,
Mohsen
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Thanks for your amazing work !!.
Did you plan to open sourced this Dockerfile ?
Cheers,
Quentin
Hey Quentin,
I was so excited when I compiled the thing on my machine, so I basically copied the compiled binaries into a plain ubuntu 16.4 image.
The docker file contains nothing fancy. I don't mind sharing it, if its what you wish to have.
Cheers
Mohsen