Addressing errors when using Endless on Windows

Info

The content is referenced from https://learnku.com/articles/51696

Abstract

This article offers an approach to resolving errors encountered when using Endless on Windows:

*\fvbock\endless@*\endless.go:*:*: undefined: syscall.SIGUSR1
*\fvbock\endless@*\endless.go:*:*: undefined: syscall.SIGUSR2
*\fvbock\endless@*\endless.go:*:*: undefined: syscall.SIGTSTP
*\fvbock\endless@*\endless.go:*:*: undefined: syscall.Kill

Resolving

Navigate to the golang installation directory, open the src/syscall/types_windows.go file, and modify it by adding the following code:

// Modify `signals`, add the following code
var signals = [...]string{
    // 1 - 15: ...

    /** Compatibility for endless on Windows */
    16: "SIGUSR1",
    17: "SIGUSR2",
    18: "SIGTSTP",
    19: "SIGSTOP",
    /** Compatibility for endless on Windows */
}

// Add the following code
/** Compatibility for endless on Windows */
func Kill(...interface{}) error {
    return nil
}

const (
    SIGUSR1 = Signal(16)
    SIGUSR2 = Signal(17)
    SIGTSTP = Signal(18)
    SIGSTOP = Signal(19)
)
/** Compatibility for endless on Windows */

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