wrote a tiny idiomatic API wrapper around C bindings to nix:

\$ go run examples/build\_hello/main.go
drv /nix/store/nms6chyaxb6pxzb021jx351nn32j3lx7-hello-2.12.1.drv vaild? true
out -> /nix/store/6wmplzfs0nz866p320xnknpr05q79m62-hello-2.12.1

wrote a tiny idiomatic API wrapper around C bindings to nix:

$ go run examples/build_hello/main.go
drv /nix/store/nms6chyaxb6pxzb021jx351nn32j3lx7-hello-2.12.1.drv vaild? true
out -> /nix/store/6wmplzfs0nz866p320xnknpr05q79m62-hello-2.12.1

In reply to @qbit:tapenet.org
link?

The corresponding output for reference:

packages.x86_64-linux.default = pkgs.buildGoModule rec { # pkgs.pkgsCross.riscv64.buildGoModule rec {
        pname = "keystone-go-enclaves";
        version = "0.0.0";

        src = ./.;

        vendorHash = null;

        nativeBuildInputs = [ musl ];

        CGO_ENABLED = 1;

        ldflags = [
          "-s -w"
          "-linkmode external"
          "-extldflags '-static -L${musl}/lib'"
        ];

      };

In reply to @msanft:matrix.org
Hey, I'm currently trying to build a static binary of a Go module which uses CGO. However, the local header file I'm trying to include in my main.go is not being picked up. I struggle to find the definition of buildGoModule to see what happens exactly. In my understanding, the header file should be included since src = ./.