Use xgo in build.sh for easier cross compilation #51
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@ignassew thanks for contribution. i will take a look and also make some tests before merging it :-) |
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xgo: https://github.com/techknowlogick/xgo
I tried to write a cross-platform script that uses only the go compiler, but it's very (you have to extract mac-specific SDKs from Xcode, build and compile a toolchain for mac).
xgo seemed to be the easiest way for cross compilation. it uses docker on the backend, It should work on any platform
I tested compilation and example_python on x86_64 linux, can't say for other platforms.