sago35
sago35
I'm using Go 1.14.3. > go version go1.14.3 windows/amd64 Later, I'll try Go 1.13.
Use it this way for now. If there is a better way, I'd like your opinion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omT0agnFHA4
I forgot to write. In order to run it, you will need tinygo from the following branch https://github.com/tinygo-org/tinygo/tree/buildinfo
It is now possible to easily launch a debugger using VSCode. If you run tinygo target on the screen where the main package to be debugged is open, the various...
@bmentink First you must be able to run `tinygo flash` with `picoprobe`. `openocd` must support `picoprobe`. You can use the official raspberrypi one or the following. https://github.com/ciniml/debug-tools-builder/releases/ ``` $ tinygo...
Openocd Interface must be configured. 
Now you can use the `vsce package` command to create an extension for this branch version. Once created, install the extension. You only need to configure openocd interface for vscode....
@bmentink In most cases, it should be a simple matter to do the following ``` $ git checkout buildinfo $ git rebase YOUR_BRANCH_NAME $ make llvm-build && make $ ./build/tinygo...
In my case, for example, I write udp server and usbcdc apps in go. And these applications are often managed along with microcontroller-side sources written in tinygo. In such a...