Normally, it is sufficient to grab the Go MSI installer from the website in order to set up the toolchain. However, some packages that provide Go wrappers for C libraries rely on cgo tool, which in turn, needs the GCC toolchain in order to build the glue code. Also, 3rd-party dependencies are usually hosted on services like GitHub, thus Git is also needed. This mini-guide illustrates how to setup a convenient development environment on Windows using MSYS2.
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| /* | |
| dump-pagemap.c - Dump pagemap entries associated with mappings of a given process | |
| Copyright 2021 Hilko Bengen <bengen@hilluzination.de> | |
| License: GPL3 or later | |
| Based on information from: | |
| - linux/Documentation/filesystems/proc.txt | |
| - linux/Documentation/admin-guide/mm/pagemap.rst | |
| */ |
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/ go-env-with-msys2.md
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Go development environment on Windows with MSYS2