Add Linux and Windows binaries into the release section

[yusufozturk]

Thanks for this library. Benchmarks looks amazing.

But I had trouble to start using library. In my case, I wasn't able to install library to do code generation (maybe a change in go 1.19?).

I was getting: running "msgp": exec: "msgp": executable file not found in $PATH

So I had to fork this library and build the files. If someone needs them, here they are.

msgp.zip

In the zip file, you can find Windows and Linux binaries.

I think they should be in the release section, so people can download them directly. This will resolve the issue with $PATH.

How to use it?

Just copy the binary to the path, where you go file is. And then run:

msgp.exe -file dashboard.go

This will generate the files.

PS: Just a feedback. Project landing page is not very clear. I was going crazy to find wiki :) I think landing page can be more clear to show how to use this library instead of just talking about all other stuff.

[RichieSams]

You can just do go install github.com/tinylib/msgp@latest

That will compile the binary and put it in your GOPATH/bin folder. Assuming that is on your PATH, then you're good to go

[klauspost]

Yeah. This is for Go development, so using the command above seems like the most reasonable.