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@josharian You probably have package files that were built with a prior version of the compiler.
That said, I think I need to be more cautious with internal format changes even during development. I will refine the internal version numbering so I can evolve the format w/o constantly breaking importers.
I think if you rebuild everything, the issue should go away. If it doesn't please update this issue. Thanks.
Oh never mind. I ran make.bash, but I needed to also run GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm go install std.
Can we make gcimporter detect old versions, request a re-install, and then bail? This problem comes up over and over again on the issue tracker, and even trips up old hands like me. :) I'll file a separate issue for that. Closing this one as user error.
Yes, I added version handling in the export data just recently, but I didn't bump the number because I assumed that people working off tip rebuild everything when they update. It's also a bit more complicated than just bumping the number because we have x/tools/gcimporter15 which is used to handle legacy installed packages but must also handle newer ones. Looking into it.
Using commit e71e1fe:
Result (after a bunch of vet complaints):
@griesemer @mdempsky
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