Win7/win10 to build the Go language development environment

1 Download the Go installer package for the Windows version, Http://code.google.com/p/go/downloads/list

2 download Liteide for Windows, unzip and use after download

Http://code.google.com/p/golangide/downloads/list

3 Unzip the downloaded Go installation package and start configuring environment variables

4 Create a new environment variable named Goroot (note case)

5 Add the Go Bin directory to the system's PATH environment variable (note case)

6 Open the Liteide bin directory under Liteide.exe, start to configure the Go build environment, click on the menu bar: View-------liteenv, because of the 32-bit system installed on the computer, So double-click win32.env for environment variable editing (64 bits is: win64.env)

7 After the change is complete CTRL + S Save (modify Goroot, etc.), restart Liteide

1. # Native Compiler Windows 386
2. Goroot=c:\go
3. gobin=
4. Goarch=386
5. Goos=windows
6. Cgo_enabled=1
7. path=%gobin%;%goroot%\bin;%path%
9. Liteide_gdb=gdb
10. Liteide_make=mingw32-make
11. liteide_term=%comspec%
12. liteide_termargs=
13. liteide_exec=%comspec%
14. Liteide_execopt=/c

8 After the restart in the package browse, if you can find go then the configuration is successful (the package in the left column)

9 Create a new directory for the GO program in your computer, and then click on the menu bar: View-Gopath, browse (equivalent to configure a project path)

10 Click OK to see the package browse one more

11 Create a simple engineering test Go language environment, click on the menu: file-New, following configuration, click OK

12 Click Buildandrun on the toolbar, run the program, if successful in the bottom of the compilation Output window will appear HelloWorld

Win7/win10 to build the Go language development environment