Golang How to use Liteide to cross-compile Linux execution programs under the Windows platform

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1, the use of cross-compilation in the Windows environment, the need to compile the tool GCC, the recommended use of MinGW:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/Installer/mingw-get-inst/mingw-get-inst-20120426/ Mingw-get-inst-20120426.exe/download

Run MinGW installation Mannger after installation is complete

Select Install mingw32-ggc-g++

Set environment variables after installation, add C:\MinGW\bin (install directory) to System environment variable path

2, in the Golang installation directory under the C:\GO\SRC directory to create a new Cc.bat file, the contents are as follows:

01	setCGO_ENABLED=0

02

::x86

03	setGOARCH=386

04	setGOOS=windows

05	call make.bat --no-clean

06

07	setGOOS=linux

08	call make.bat --no-clean

09

10	setGOOS=freebsd

11	call make.bat --no-clean

12

13	setGOOS=darwin

14	call make.bat --no-clean

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16

17

::x64

18	setGOARCH=amd64

19	setGOOS=linux

20	call make.bat --no-clean

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22

23

::arm

24	setGOARCH=arm

25	setGOOS=linux

26	call make.bat --no-clean

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28

29	setGOARCH=386

30	setGOOS=windows

31	go get github.com/nsf/gocode

32

pause

When you're done, double-click Run batch File

3, open liteide x21 Select Cross-compilation environment

Then compile the program and find the Linux executable in the source file directory to successfully build the

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