Go Language Command Introduction

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Go language-related commands:

1. Bulid command:

   1. Compiling the file or code package, compiling the command source file generates executable code, and compiling the library file does not produce results.

   2. -A flag: Force compilation of all involved code packages

2. Run command:
   1. Run the command source file (compile and run first)
   2. Parameter can only have one command source file
   3. -N flag: Prints the commands that are required to run during compilation, but does not actually execute them.
   4. -P N Tag: Parallel compilation, n is number.
   5. -V flag: Lists the names of the code packages that were compiled.
   6. -a-v tag: Lists the names of all compiled code packages.
   7. -work tag: Displays the path of the temporary working directory created at compile time without deleting it.
   8. The-X tag: Prints the commands that are needed to run the compilation process, and actually executes them.
3. Install Command:
   1. Compile and install the file, the executable file is placed in the $gobin directory, the code package will be installed in the PKG related directory.
   2. When you take a file as a parameter, only those files are compiled and installed.
   3. These code packages and their dependencies are installed when the code package path is a parameter.
4. Get command:
   1. Download and install the code package from the remote code warehouse.
   2. -d flag: Download only, not install.
   3. -fix tag: Perform the fix before compiling the installation.
   4. -U flag: Updates the local code.