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cmd/go: "go list" option to display accumulated cgo LDFLAGS for -buildmode=c-archive/c-shared #11258
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Does it work if you add "-framework CoreFoundation -framework Security" to the gcc link line? Probably just before the -pthread option. I took those options from the # cgo LDFLAGS line in crypto/x509/root_cgo_darwin.go. I don't see a way for us to add those lines to the final command line, as that is not under our control. I don't know if there is a way to avoid needing them at all. There may be Darwin-specific approaches that I am not aware of. |
@ianlancetaylor Aha, this does the trick indeed:
(I think you have a mispaste in your comment with "http://go/gocomments#TOC-ErrorStrings") |
Fixed the mispaste, sorry about that. I'm going to postpone this to 1.6. I don't know what to do about it, but maybe someone can think of something. |
Sounds like this is a documentation issue. I don't know of any magic way to convince the linker to automatically link a library. And if Ian doesn't, there probably isn't one. |
@ianlancetaylor, I think this is a documentation issue, but where do we put the note that the final link will need to include libraries used by the Go sources? Is there something other than your build modes doc? |
I started to write docs in helpBuildmode in cmd/go/help.go, but it's too horrible to make people dig into the crypto/x509 sources to figure out what options to pass. I think what we need to do is have a way for cmd/go to print out the accumulated cgo LDFLAGS from the packages added to a c-archive or c-shared build. Then people can in principle capture that at the time they build the archive/shared library (probably using a Makefile), and pass it on their final linker command line. So, postponing until 1.7. |
As a follow up to this, there is a bigger related issue on iOS. The following functions exist on macOS but not on iOS: SecTrustSettingsCopyCertificates So adding -framework Security doesn't help there. This means that any code that imports net/http (or anything else that uses crypto/x509) can not be used on iOS. |
Trying to build a simple Go library that spins up an
http.Server
from a call in C, but it fails to compile the C against the produced library object. Similar examples without involvinghttp
work just fine.Error:
More thorough description and full code examples are available in this StackOverflow question.
This might be related to the OSX/darwin arch as a commenter was able to get it working on Ubuntu.
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