relocationTarget undefined

[ghost]

OS: win10
ARCH: amd64
minGw: x64_7.1.0

Error:

github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiAreaQueueRedrawAll not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiAreaScrollTo not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiAreaSetSize not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiControlDestroy not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiControlDisable not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiControlEnable not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiControlHandle not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiControlHide not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiControlShow not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiNewArea not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiNewScrollingArea not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiBoxAppend not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiBoxDelete not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiBoxPadded not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiBoxSetPadded not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiNewHorizontalBox not defined
github.com/andlabs/ui(.text): relocation target uiNewVerticalBox not defined
C:\Program Files\Go\pkg\tool\windows_amd64\link.exe: too many errors
exit status 2
Process exiting with code: 1

[andlabs]

What's your Go version? What distribution of MinGW is this? MinGW-w64?

[ghost]

Go is 1.8 and it's MinGW-w64

[ghost]

I can provide any other information you may need

[ghost]

Update: this issue only occurs when building with vscode-go.

[ghost]

Update 2: This is not your issue.

I'm facing derekparker/delve#631 and (unrelated) golang/go#13672. The latter is not your fault but it is a significant barrier to using libui on windows.

[andlabs]

Still worth looking into, or at least filing with the Go team. Not sure how to make a minimal reproducing case, though...