Following the discussion about Go here, I decided to try my hand and
building Go and testing it.
What I did was build it in Scratchbox on my Ubuntu machine. With one minor
problem it built nicely.
I mounted the Scratch box directories onto my N900 using sshfs and the
program ran fine.
(You don't need to copy your executables to /usr/bin You can keep them in a
cleaner safer place. In my case, I been using /root/mysrc for my testing)
Since I couldn't find the Bison parser for Maemo, I didn't try building Go
on the N900 itself, but building it in Scratchbox and then using it on the
N900 seems to work fine. If anyone wants a tarball of Go let me know.
Uncompressed it is about 15 Meg, and it should work nicely in the /opt
directory.
For more info, check my blog post
My First Go Language Program on the Nokia #N900
http://www.orient-lodge.com/node/4130
Aldon
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building Go and testing it.
What I did was build it in Scratchbox on my Ubuntu machine. With one minor
problem it built nicely.
I mounted the Scratch box directories onto my N900 using sshfs and the
program ran fine.
(You don't need to copy your executables to /usr/bin You can keep them in a
cleaner safer place. In my case, I been using /root/mysrc for my testing)
Since I couldn't find the Bison parser for Maemo, I didn't try building Go
on the N900 itself, but building it in Scratchbox and then using it on the
N900 seems to work fine. If anyone wants a tarball of Go let me know.
Uncompressed it is about 15 Meg, and it should work nicely in the /opt
directory.
For more info, check my blog post
My First Go Language Program on the Nokia #N900
http://www.orient-lodge.com/node/4130
Aldon
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