Go programming language First Use

This is a creation in Article, where the information may have evolved or changed. Original address: http://bbjava.iteye.com/blog/2004373
This article is intended for Linux.
First get the Go language kit download address: https://go.googlecode.com/files/go1.2.linux-386.tar.gz
Put it in any directory of Linux.
Using a command reference

TAR-XF go1.2.linux-386.tar.gz

Execute command re-execute: LS
You will see a directory named "Go" in the current directory.

[Root@blade go]# cd go[root@blade go]# lsapi      blog          favicon.ico  LICENSE  pkg         srcauthors  CONTRIBUTORS  include      misc     README      testbin      Doc           lib          patents  robots.txt  VERSION

Enter the SRC directory:

[Root@blade go]# cd src[root@blade src]# lsall.bash  clean.bash  cmd     libmach    make.dist  Race.bash  run.batall.bat   clean.bat   lib9    make.bash  make.rc    race.bat   run.rcall.rc    Clean.rc    libbio  make.bat   pkg        run.bash   sudo.bash

Then, install the kit
Type the command:

Wait for it to finish.


Finally, the installation is complete, there are several lines, one of the more important sentence:
You must add the/home/blade/go/go/bin to PATH.

In general, path is configured in the directory:/etc profile.

For example, my configuration is this:

Export path= $PATH:/home/blade/go/go/bin

Configured, and then enter the Source/etc/profile notification system profile updated.

It should have succeeded now that he had installed Ann.

Hello World in Go programming language

Type the code using VI:
Reference

Package Mainimport "FMT" Func Main () {FMT. Println ("Hello,world")}

Perform

The installation and initial use of this go language is complete. It's simple.