Golang Project Packaging

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Golang Packaging

Project directory Structure

Suppose there is a go language engineering MyProject, the directory structure is as follows

myproject+-- src |-- myapp | +-- myapp.go +-- mylib +-- logger.go
 
 

  
  

  
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Where the Mylib directory is a Lib library, MyApp is an application that references the Mylib library.

Engineering Example Program

Here are the Logger.go and Myapp.go program codes

Logger.go

 PackageMylibImport "FMT"funcPrint (msgstring) {FMT. Print (MSG)}
 
 

  
  

  
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Myapp.go

Package MainImport ( "Mylib")func Main(){Mylib. Print("Hello world!\n")}
 
 

  
  

  
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Compiling the packaging project

Setting environment variables

Export Gopath=/home/kongxx/test/golang/myproject

Compile Package

Cd/home/kongxx/test/golang/myproject
Go Install Mylib
Go install MyApp

Building the directory structure

Here is the directory structure after running the compilation package, where
* The PKG directory is the generated library directory
* The bin directory is the generated running program directory

myproject|-- bin| +-- myapp|-- pkg| +-- linux_amd64| +-- mylib.a+-- src |-- myapp | +-- myapp.go +-- mylib +-- logger.go
 
 

  
  

  
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Test

You can run Bin/myapp.

Original address: http://blog.csdn.net/kongxx/article/details/50444492