I have some go sources that are exclusively built for mips. I'm trying to get them to compile on x86 so as to run select, non-architecture-specific code on x86 as well. My sources are organized as below:

ipmi.go: # Only builds on mips.

package main

import (
    "foo"
    "bar"
)

/*
#cgo LDFLAGS: -lfreeipmi
#define FOO 1
some c code
*/

import C
// go code
func gofunc1() {
}

func gofunc2() {
}
// more go code

hardware.go: # All go code

package main
import (
         "lots"
          "of"
          "libs"
        )

func main() {
    // some go code
    ret1 = gofunc1() 
    ret2 = gofunc1() 

    // Use ret1 and ret2 to do something else.
    // more go code
}

What's the best way to enable building these sources on x86?

I added the following to ipmi.go to restrict the arch on which it is built:

// +build linux,mips,cgo

hardware.go still fails to compile since it calls gofunc1() and gofunc2(). Since hardware.go will always need to call gofunc1() and gofunc2(), I can't think of any way to conditionally compile these sources for x86. Any inisghts will be helpful.

Thanks

java ipmi 如何获取到开机的输出信息，cpu温度等

alvin198761

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