Zig Makes CGo Cross-compilation Just Work
Offered By: GoLab conference via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Discover how to leverage the Zig toolchain for seamless cross-compilation of Go projects that depend on C/C++ code in this 44-minute conference talk from GoLab. Explore the challenges of cross-compiling Go projects with C/C++ dependencies and learn how Zig can overcome these limitations. Gain insights into Zig's capabilities as a C compiler and its compatibility with Go. Follow along with practical examples demonstrating how to change the Go compiler, bootstrap the process, and achieve effortless cross-compilation for projects combining Go and C/C++ code.
Syllabus
Introduction
What is Zig
Zig is not go
Zig is a C compiler
Examples
Change Go Compiler
Bootstrap
Conclusion
Taught by
GoLab conference
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