Stripping Go ELF binaries is safe — Dominik Honnef
Published: Saturday, October 22, 2016 Last modified: Sunday, January 15, 2023 by Dominik Honnef A common misconception among Go developers is that stripping Go binaries – that is using the strip(1) Unix utility – is unsupported and leads to broken programs. This misconception is perpetuated on mailing lists and other forums without providing actual proof for why it is supposedly unsafe. This artic
Statically compiled Go programs, always, even with cgo, using musl — Dominik Honnef
(Click here to skip the flavor text and go straight to the commands.) Most people appreciate the fact that Go programs compile statically, as it makes deploying Go programs a lot easier. Unfortunately, they aren’t always statically compiled. Using cgo, either in a 3rd party package or in the standard library, usually requires linking to a libc. Both net and os/user are two packages known for using
An incomplete list of Go tools — Dominik Honnef
Published: Monday, December 01, 2014 Last modified: Monday, January 09, 2023 by Dominik Honnef Go is an amazing language, but not just because of its language features, but also because of its ecosystem and how easy it is to write tools that operate on Go code. While languages and frameworks like Java and .NET have popular IDEs (e.g. Eclipse and Visual Studio) that can do formatting, refactoring,
What's happening in Go tip (2013-09-13) — Dominik Honnef
Published: Friday, September 13, 2013 Last modified: Sunday, January 15, 2023 by Dominik Honnef This week we’ll concentrate on changes to go vet and gofmt, two important parts of Go’s tooling, as well as some changes to cgo, some of which are especially important to users of OS X. What’s happening ¶ Improved go vet Improved gofmt Changes to cgo Improved go vet ¶ Relevant CLs: CL 12936046, CL 12811
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