07:20 <aterius> Are glibcLocales on darwin supposed to return null?

07:40 <LnL> glibc is a linux specific package

08:00 <Mic92> aterius: locales are built into darwin's libc

08:07 <aterius> Ah, is there an equivalent for setting locale_archive on macos?

08:25 <Mic92> aterius: I remember that you could set the build locales in a Makefile. The code came from freebsd afaik

09:58 <aterius> It's not building that I'm having an issue with unfortunately

09:59 <aterius> I was trying to debug this

09:59 <aterius> I reported it awhile ago and just got the notification stalebot flagged it, was looking into it

10:04 <LnL> in what context are you using mosh? I don't have any issues with it

10:12 <abathur> I haven't used mosh so my questions may be dumb, but are you using it from macOS, or connecting to macOS?

10:20 <abathur> (I just ask because I read the last paragraph of the description section in the mosh manpage, and it made me wonder if any cross-platform trouble is lurking in that behavior)

14:50 <antifuchs> oh, huh, I think I saw this error before (using mosh on linux?)

14:52 <antifuchs> hm, it was https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/97061 that I ran into on darwin, which isn't exactly your error

14:52 <{^_^}> #97061 (by antifuchs, 14 weeks ago, open): mosh-client interactions not completely hermetic

21:25 <antifuchs> ergh, so what is the best way to compile go programs that require cgo under Big Sur? I'm seeing the linker complain that it can't find "/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreFoundation.framework/Versions/A/CoreFoundation", a classic indicator for bigsur-incompatibility (that library was apparently moved?)