Compile the go language on Windows

Google hasn't officially released the go language compiling environment on the Windows platform. However, if you want to use the go language, you can try writing

Port version

Download:

Go-1.zip 

 

 

Environment Settings:

Set goroot = <The go folder> <br/> set GOOS = mingw <br/> set goarch = 386 

For example, I installed it in the following directory:

F:/tool/go-1/go/

 

The settings are as follows:

 

C:/> set goroot = F:/tool/go-1/go/

 

C:/> set GOOS = mingw

 

C:/> set goarch = 386

 

C:/> set Gobin = F:/tool/go-1/go/bin

 

 

Compilation exampleProgram

 

Enter a program in notepad and save it as hello. Go.

 

Package main
Import "FMT"

Func main (){
FMT. printf ("Hello, world! /N ");

}

 

 

Enter

 

8g hello. Go

Compile and output the hello.8 file.

 

Connect to the file to generate an executable file

8l-O hello.exe hello.8

 

Connection output hello.exe

 

The output of hello.exe is as follows:

Hello, world!

 

The entire process is as follows:

 

F:/go> 8g hello. Go

 

F:/go> 8l-O hello hello.8

 

 

 

F:/go> hello.exe

Hello, world!