GO Liteide using

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For the Go Language development environment is recommended on the Internet is liteide of course, now the major mainstream IDE tools have plug-in support such as Eclipse,intellij.

So today we will talk about some of the pits Liteide met.

First we need to install go first, by default the go is installed automatically goroot (Windows).

Next Download Liteide http://www.golangtc.com/download/liteide

After the installation, we will carry out our Hello World

We can do it with decompression liteide (not very lightweight)

Here to focus on the environment settings

This environment setting mainly involves your build install and so on (settings including goroot,gopath,gobin), etc.

Here to focus on the relevant information

For Goroot: Equivalent to Javahome mainly includes Go's boot file, basic package (library) files, etc.

For Gopath: The environment variable equivalent to Javaclasspath is the Go User development package can be used; (:) split

For Gobin: The specified bin directory may not be set when the main go language is installed. This is set to the D:\go\bin equivalent to the generated EXE file to put here

Let's execute a Hello World example

First create a main file Portal main package:

Choose Command Project here (equivalent to the main entry of the project)

Build a dependent package at the same time

Choose Package Project Here

Set the Hello function in Hello

  Hello project hello.go 

Package Hello

Import"FMT"

FuncHello (whostring){

 FMT. Printf ("Hello,%s!\n",who)

}

Reference the Hello package in the main package and use the Hello function

  test Project Main.go 

Package Main

Import(

  "Hello"

)

FuncMain (){

 Hello. Hello ("go!")

}

Execute BR to build

Execution results

C:/go/bin/go.exe build-i [D:/go/src/test]

Success: Process exit code 0.

D:/go/src/test/test.exe [D:/go/src/test]

Hello, go!!.

Success: Process exit code 0.

Generate Test.exe files at the same time:

Execute the Install method (right click on the test directory):

Generate File:

Bin

Pkg