cross

var (
	ErrTooManyArguments  = errors.New("too many arguments")
	ErrMissingGoFile     = errors.New("missing target .go file")
	ErrUnexpectedParams  = errors.New("unexpected list of parameters")
	ErrNoMatchedPlatform = errors.New("no matched platform")
)

var CmdCross = &cobra.Command{
	Use:   "cross [common go build flags] [file] [darwin|linux|windows|freebsd|netbsd|all] [amd64|386|arm|s390x|mips|mipsle|mips64|mips64le|all]",
	Short: "agile and fast cross compiling",
	Long: `
Usage:
	gos cross [common go build flags] [-e] [go file] [os] [arch]

	[common go build flags] you can use any standard flag for go build here, such as /-tags="..."/-a/-o/..., as you would with native go build
	[-e] when you specify -e, compilation errors will be printed
	[file] the go file you wanna to build
	[os] the OS such as linux/darwin/windows/freebsd/netbsd/openbsd/android/dragonfly/nacl/solaris/plan9, you can also use "all" to compile all OS
	[arch] the Arch such as amd64/386/arm/arm64/s390x/mips/mipsle/mips64/mips64le, you can also use "all" to compile all Arch

	- Compile all platform
	gos cross main.go all all

	- Compile all linux arch
	gos cross main.go linux all

	- Compile windows/amd64
	gos cross main.go windows amd64

	- Compile with standard go build flags
	gos cross -tags="prod" -ldflags="-s -w" -a main.go all all

	- Compile with error info printed
	gos cross -e main.go all all
	`,
	DisableFlagParsing: true,
}