Welcome to racedetector! This application helps you find data races in your Go programs. It's perfect for users running applications on AWS Lambda, Docker, or Alpine Linux. No special setup is required, allowing you to focus on your code.
To use racedetector, ensure your system meets the following requirements:
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- Go version: At least 1.16
- Docker (if using Docker)
- AWS account (if deploying to Lambda)
To download racedetector, visit this page: Download racedetector.
- Click the link above to go to the Releases page.
- Find the latest version.
- Click to download the appropriate file for your system.
After downloading, follow these steps to install:
- Locate the downloaded file on your system.
- Extract the content if it's a zip or tar file.
- Move the executable to a suitable location (e.g., your Desktop or Program Files).
Using racedetector is easy:
- Open your command line interface (Terminal on macOS/Linux or Command Prompt on Windows).
- Navigate to the folder where you placed the racedetector executable.
- Run racedetector by typing:
./racedetector [your-go-program]
Replace [your-go-program] with the path to your Go program.
You will see output indicating if any race conditions were found.
- No CGO Required: Runs without external C dependencies, making it lightweight and easy to deploy.
- FastTrack Algorithm: Detects data races quickly and efficiently, minimizing runtime overhead.
- Wide Coverage: Supports multiple environments, including Docker and AWS Lambda.
- Production-Ready: Designed with reliability in mind for real-world use.
- Concurrency: Handle multiple tasks at once in your Go applications.
- Cross-Compilation: Easily compile your programs for different operating systems.
- Data Race Detection: Pinpoint race conditions in your code to improve stability.
- Debugging Tools: Identify and fix issues quickly with our user-friendly application.
A data race occurs when two or more goroutines access the same variable at the same time. This can lead to unpredictable behavior. Racedetector helps identify these issues in your code.
Yes, racedetector works perfectly with Docker. Just ensure your Docker image adheres to the supported environments mentioned earlier.
While this README guides you through the basics, more detailed documentation is available on the GitHub wiki section of the repository.
If you encounter any problems, feel free to open an issue on GitHub. Provide details about your environment and steps to reproduce the error.
We welcome contributions! If you would like to help improve racedetector, please follow our contributing guidelines.
Stay updated with the latest changes by following the repository. You can also join discussions, report issues, and get help from the community.
Thank you for using racedetector! Don't forget to download the latest version here: Download racedetector.