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The go tool's build.go has an init function that aborts if it cannot map GOARCH to a archChar: https://code.google.com/p/go/source/browse/src/cmd/go/build.go?r=ebb2ba0fe943fca77eed3d4d1d83bad57039d61f But the archChar is only used by the gc toolchain -- if -compiler gccgo is in effect we should be able to just carry on regardless. The check should be made lazy, in other words.
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FWIW, mwhudson/faux@23a8630 is an attempt to fix this.
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Fixed by revision 5dd2679d2a0d
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