[Go]---Win7 to build the Go language development environment

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1 Download the Go installation package for Windows version, download address http://code.google.com/p/go/downloads/list

2 Download liteidefor Windows , unzip and use after download

Download Address http://code.google.com/p/golangide/downloads/list

3 Unzip the downloaded Go installation package and start configuring environment variables

4 Create a new environment variable named goroot

5 Add the go bin directory to the system's Path environment variable

6 Open the liteide bin directory under liteide.exe, start configuring the Go compilation environment, click on the menu bar: view, options, liteenv, because the computer is loaded with the system, so double-click win32.env for environment variable editing

7 After the change is complete Ctrl + S Save (Modify goroot , etc.), restart liteide

# Native Compiler Windows 386goroot=c:\gogobin=goarch=386goos=windowscgo_enabled=1path=%gobin%;%goroot%\bin;%path% Liteide_gdb=gdbliteide_make=mingw32-makeliteide_term=%comspec%liteide_termargs=liteide_exec=%comspec%liteide_ Execopt=/c

8 After the restart in the package browse, if you can find go, the configuration is successful

9 Create a new directory for the GO program in your computer, and then click on the menu bar: View-Gopath, browse (equivalent to configure a project path)

10 Click OK to see the package browse one more

11 Create a simple engineering test Go language environment, click on the menu: file-New, following configuration, click OK

12 Click Buildandrun on the toolbar, run the program, if successful in the bottom of the compilation Output window will appear HelloWorld