Add a couple of nil function implementations.

[quarnster]

This makes a simple fmt.Println based hello world compile and link, although interestingly enough nothing is printed out to the console when running it.

Is there a straightforward way to build Go's test suite using llgo?

Also a heads up that llgo-dist will not succeed with the latest tip of go types.

[axw]

This makes a simple fmt.Println based hello world compile and link, although interestingly enough nothing is printed out to the console when running it.

Hrm. Well, fmt.Println works on Linux x86-64, but I'm not building against tip. I'll try building against tip (probably tomorrow).

Is there a straightforward way to build Go's test suite using llgo?

No, but that's something I'd really like to have. At the moment, I don't regularly build/run the standard Go tests, though I have tested quite a few of them at one time or another.

Also a heads up that llgo-dist will not succeed with the latest tip of go types.

Thanks, I've updated to the latest go/types.

[axw]

FYI, fmt.Println works fine in my Linux environment.

[axw]

So, looking closer, it appears that the syscall code for Darwin is wrong (just a copy of the Linux one?)
From a glance over asm_darwin_amd64.s from gc, it looks like the syscall number needs to be offset by a constant; and the result/error check comparison is wrong.

[quarnster]

Yes, it was just a copy to make it compile/link, haven't looked closer at that yet.