Compiling and installing the Go Language (Ubuntu)

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VI ~/. bashrc# Append the following environment variable at the end of the file #export goroot= $HOME/go#export goarch=386#export GOOS =linux#export GOBIN= $HOME/binhg# prompt Invalid command Let's execute the command below to get HGsudoinstall  -R Release https:///go.googlecode.com/hg/$GOROOTcd $GOROOT/src. /all.bash

But Ubuntu seems to support installation directly: sudo apt-get install golang-go

~/.BASHRC is the current login user's environment variable profile, after successful installation, seemingly and online description of the compilation methods are different, I do not know is not the reason for the rapid change go? Compile commands from the legendary 6g into go

mkdir ~/~/srcvi hello.go# input source go hello.gols. /hello

The following is the famous Hello program in the Go language version: Hello.go

Package Main

Import "FMT"

Func Main () {
Fmt. Printf ("hello,world\n")
}