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runtime/race: reference to
WakeByAddressSingle'` when compiling with race on windows/amd64 1.21.11
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This looks a lot like a dup of #53539, but this should have been fixed in go 1.21 according to the issue |
@golang/windows |
I see that you found this issue #61058 (comment) . Hopefully @qmuntal will reply to you. I do not use Windows anymore myself. So I cannot help you. Alex |
Thanks for reporting. From where did you download the GCC binaries and which Windows version are yoiu using? |
Similar store when trying to compile with race detector on Windows. Windows version:
Values of GOMOD, GONOPROXY, GONOSUMDB, GOPRIVATE were omitted for privacy reasons. Compilation were made with command
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Hello @qmuntal, this must have been the period where gmail sent all github mails to spam, so sorry for the late reply. The gcc versions are on windows github runners. Does this help? |
Are you using |
It has been a bit, but it is very likely. I will I do remember some of the runners I was working with being 2019. I will see this as a duplicate, as I see no value keeping this needlessly open. Thanks for helping likely find the issue, I tried newer workers and they work fine, I'm having other issues on older runners now so I can't easily test this. |
What is windows-2019 ? I think this should not be closed. Still experiencing this issue sometimes, Windows 11 latest version. |
I was refering to the Windows 2019 GitHub Actions image. From what I can see in your previous logs, the issue you are facing is also #61058. Please upgrade your GCC compiler or use another Mingw distribution that is not affected by the aferomentioned issue. |
Go version
go 1.21.11 windows/amd64
Output of
go env
in your module/workspace:What did you do?
go test -v -x -race -count=1 .
What did you see happen?
What did you expect to see?
The code should compile, or at least not have these errors
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