[gcc] Enable gcc-go frontend and libraries. Fixes JB#62943 #8
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Since we don't use update-alternatives, make gcc-go always provide symlinks to go and gofmt. Checks that such binaries don't yet exist. This makes it possible to have gcc-go and go installed at the same time. Some distros however make gcc-go and go mutually exclusive.
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I pushed this back to the "initial" GCC13 rebase. The attempt to rename the packages is branched off here. |
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Note: GCC 13
GCC 13
gccgofully implements Go 1.18 standard library. This builds Go 1.21 which builds Go 1.23 - i.e. the latest version at the time of writing.This PR is basically a carbon copy of #7 with some more cleanup.
gcc-gowithbuild_go 1This branch is able to compile Go 1.21 successfully.