ate: Sat, Oct 1, 2016 09:42 PM
To: "golang-nuts"<golang-nuts@googlegroups.com>;
Subject: [go-nuts] OpenWRT-friendly golang hardware
Just wondering:
Which OpenWRT-based hardware you'd pick? My idea would be to write a few
middleware code for an existing router platform. Most Ope
>From what I understood, MIPS32 support for Golang has been in the pipeline
for some time already so it might appear at some point. MIPS64 is there
since 1.6 and fully supported in 1.7.
Sadly, very few OpenWRT hardware uses MIPS64, only the higher grade
products do.
You will have to use gccgo
Some uses gccgo for mips hardware.
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Just wondering:
Which OpenWRT-based hardware you'd pick? My idea would be to write a few
middleware code for an existing router platform. Most OpenWRT are based on
MIPS SoCs, so this is a problem and ARM would be preferred. Plus, space is
a concern as well
Any ideas?
Thank you
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