Golang Cross-compiling

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GOOS and Goarch reference for each platform

OS ARCH OS Version

Linux 386/amd64/arm >= Linux 2.6

Darwin 386/amd64 OS X (Snow Leopard + Lion)

FreeBSD 386/amd64 >= FreeBSD 7

Windows 386/AMD64 >= Windows 2000

$ cd/usr/local/go/src
$ sudo cgo_enabled=0 goos=linux goarch=amd64./make.bash

This is not to recompile go, because when you install go, you just compile what your local system needs, and cross-platform compilation requires more support for other platforms in go. So, there is./make.bash such a process.

The execution results are similar to the following:

sudo cgo_enabled=0 goos=linux goarch=amd64./make.bash
Password:

Building C Bootstrap tool.

Cmd/dist

Building compilers and Go bootstrap tool for host, Darwin/amd64.

Lib9
Libbio
Libmach
Misc/pprof
Cmd/addr2line
Cmd/cov
Cmd/nm
Cmd/objdump
Cmd/pack
Cmd/prof
cmd/cc
......
Pkg/text/template/parse
Pkg/text/template
Pkg/go/doc
Pkg/go/build
Cmd/go
Pkg/runtime (LINUX/AMD64)

Building packages and commands for host, Darwin/amd64.

Runtime
Errors
Sync/atomic
Unicode
Unicode/utf8
Math
Sync
Unicode/utf16
Crypto/subtle
Io
Syscall
..........
Net/rpc/jsonrpc
Testing/iotest
Testing/quick

Building packages and commands for LINUX/AMD64.

Runtime
Errors
Sync/atomic
Unicode
Unicode/utf8
Math
Sync
Unicode/utf16
........
Testing
Net/rpc/jsonrpc
Testing/iotest
Testing/quick

Installed Go for LINUX/AMD64 In/usr/local/go
Installed Commands In/usr/local/go/bin

Third, compile the executable file under the corresponding platform
To the source code directory to execute:

Cgo_enabled=0 goos=linux goarch=amd64 Go build sina.go

Go build without the preceding parameters simply compiles the executable file that the development environment applies to.

Originally from: http://m.oschina.net/blog/131480