No Go depedency #214
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…ts, "binaries" command generates a list of binaries to be generated for go4hx, test-os attempts to run compiler on windows and mac with no Go
mikaib
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Feb 13, 2025
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Failing because of Haxe compiler error for some reason: HaxeFoundation/haxe#12008 |
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Removes Go as a dependency!
Prebuilt binaries of the Go part of the compiler and auto commits them into the repo.
When the compiler is ran (in Haxe) checks if go4hx (Go part of the compiler) exec exists if it doesn't it tries to build it,
If for any reason it cannot be built (missing Go, issue in build process etc) it will look for the OS and ARCH of a pre built binary.
For Haxe devs with no connection to Go this allows using the compiler with no install of Go necessary! Big win for over coming the barrier to entry of trying out the compiler and working on it.