Hey folks, it’s been awhile!
I’ve been playing with Google’s Go language, and will be sharing what I’ve learned over the coming weeks.
First off, which seems like the easier way to compile your source code? This:
6g fib.go
6l fib.6
mv 6.out fib
or this?
make
Personally, I prefer using a Makefile, even for a small project with one source file.
Without further adieu, a simple Makefile for the Go Language:
GC = 6g
LD = 6l
TARG = fib
O_FILES = fib.6
all:
make clean
make $(TARG)
$(TARG): $(O_FILES)
$(LD) -o $@ $(O_FILES)
@echo "Done. Executable is: $@"
$(O_FILES): %.6: %.go
$(GC) -c $<
clean:
rm -rf *.[$(OS)o] *.a [$(OS)].out _obj $(TARG) *.6
Tags: efficiency, General Programming, Go Language, Google