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Occlum-compatible executable binaries must be Position-Independent Executable (PIE). Previously, to build such binaries, the users need to explicitly give `-buildmode=pie` flag to `occlum-go`. Apparently, this is error-prone. This commit sets `-buildmode=pie` by default for `occlum-go`. In addition, this commit upgrades the Go version to 1.13.7.
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# Use Golang with Occlum
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This project demonstrates how Occlum enables [Golang](https://golang.org) programs running in SGX enclaves, the demo program is a HTTP web server based on a widely used web framework([Gin](https://gin-gonic.com)) for Go.
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Step 1: Install Gin with `occlum-go`, it may take a few minutes
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```
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occlum-go get -u -v github.com/gin-gonic/gin
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```
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Step 2: Build the Golang web server using the Occlum Golang toolchain(i.e., `occlum-go`)
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```
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occlum-go build -o web_server ./web_server.go
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```
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Step 3: You can run the web server demo on Occlum via
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```
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./run_golang_on_occlum.sh
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```
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The HTTP web server should now start to listen on port 8090 and serve HTTP requests.
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Step 4: To check whether the HTTP server works, run
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curl http://127.0.0.1:8090/ping
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```
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in another terminal, and get the response `{"message":"pong"}`.
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